Commentary.
This is a light, crisp junmai sake that brings the characteristics of Midorikawa to the forefront. It is a very easy-drinking sake, with a clean and crisp taste.
Commentary.
A fruity aroma reminiscent of apple honey and white peach rises from the glass. In the mouth, a soft sweetness spreads, and a pleasant bitter nuance appears from the middle to the latter half of the palate, leading to a clean and crisp finish. The gorgeous aroma and dry taste are beautifully harmonized.
Stable taste. Fruity and easy to drink.
Explanation
Sweet, refreshing and well-balanced lychee-like aroma.
It has a clean and crisp finish with a strong sense of rice flavor. It is a junmai sake with a smooth sweetness and a light, refreshing finish. It can be served cold or warmed.
Commentary.
This is a project to select a superior strain of yeast No. 6 owned by the company and to explore its compatibility with the company's own lactobacillus yeast. It is brewed using "Shiga Funado No. 2," which would form the identity of Shiga sake, and the company's own No. 6 strain isolate.
It has a refreshing aroma of apple, grapefruit, and lychee. It is tight and refreshing in a laudable season. It is decorated with the image of the old label and named [Lettle Label] as a nostalgic yet new near generation sake born from the traditional sake brewing technique.
It is fruity and delicious.
Commentary.
Full aroma like cooked rice. Banana flavor and melon-like sweetness. Smooth and intense flavor of rice. Freshness. Acidity. The bitter taste with a beautiful and umami taste that goes down the throat and keeps on going. Delicious.
Commentary.
This is a new product from Koshikoi after a long time. It is a junmai ginjo made from "So-no-Mai" rice, which is recommended by Chiba Prefecture for sake brewing.
The color is slightly tinted, suggesting little filtration.
The aroma is gorgeous with a sweetness that is typical of junmai ginjos.
The taste is sweet and smooth on the tongue when drunk at room temperature. The sweetness is followed by sourness.
Commentary.
This year's summer junmai is a junmai ginjo-shu from Omachi. Machida Shuzo Junmai Ginjo 55 Yumachi Summer Jun Usu Nigori has a full, rich flavor with a refreshing carbonation.
It leaves a fruity aftertaste and is perfect for summer with its refreshing carbonation.
It was fruity.
Description.
About the product: Tokyo Minato Brewery was revived in 2011 in Minato Ward, Tokyo. This is the basic lineup of sake "Edo Kaijo" since its initial release. The yeast and production method used in each tank is changed to reflect the ever-changing Tokyo, and the resulting sake can be enjoyed for the various differences in taste and aroma each time it is produced. Yamada-Nishiki is a light, refreshing, and deliciously crisp bottle.
It tastes better than expected.
Commentary.
Red yeast, which is a mutation of red pigment, is used in the fermentation process.
The pink color derived from the yeast is naturally occurring and coloring. The taste is sweet and sour like that of strawberries.
Enjoy it chilled on a hot day to enjoy a soothing cup.
We also recommend comparing this drink with the standard "Garden Uguisu Uguisu Doburoku" (doburoku with a Japanese name of "Ying").
Red yeast is used, so no red yeast is used.
It was a delicious, yogurt-like muddled sake.
Commentary.
A fresh aroma reminiscent of muscat and white peaches rises up with a pleasant gaseous sensation.
Once you take a sip, you will feel the fresh, slightly effervescent bubbles bounce lightly on your tongue, and the creamy, soft flavor unique to "orikarami" will fill your mouth.
The gentle acidity and the beautiful flavor of Yamadanishiki blend together to create a light yet deeply enjoyable drinking experience.
This is delicious. Fruity flavor.
Description.
This junmai sake is made from 100% Yamada-Nishiki grown under contract in Miyazaki Prefecture. It is a sake that has a firm, full-bodied flavor with a refreshing finish.
It is a delicious sake from Miyazaki Prefecture.
Commentary.
The "Yamahai" series is a staple of Tamagawa. This junmai sake is rich in acid and amino acids, born from a yeast-free yeast yeast yeast yeast yeast. The five tastes are powerfully expressed and the richness and sharpness are outstanding.
In addition to this product, there are seasonal limited editions such as "White Label" and "Different Genmai Variety".
Commentary.
This is a popular classic sake from Shikano Shuzo, where Mr. Naohiko Noriguchi, known as the "God of Sake Brewing," helped revive the Yamahai brewing method and established the popularity of ginjo-shu.
It is a gem of a sake that harmonizes the ample flavor of rice with the breadth of flavor unique to Yamahai.
It can be served either cold or lukewarm to show its true value.
Commentary.
Wataya's standard and core Junmai Ginjo.
This junmai ginjo is made from Tokushima Prefecture (Awa) Yamada-Nishiki, carefully polished to 55% polishing, in pursuit of the clean and delicate flavor of Yamada-Nishiki.
The pure rice ginjo "Yamadanishiki" is typical of Wataya, with refreshing acidity, a clean, clear, soft flavor, and a gentle mouthfeel. The elegant taste that brings out the flavor of the ingredients is very appealing.
Commentary.
Carefully selected Dewa Sanzu rice is used at 50% polished rice. This fresh, unfiltered, unpasteurized sake is carefully crafted using Ohmine's unique brewing method to extract the full extract of the rice.
The refreshing flavor of Dewa Sanzu is combined with a fresh, fruity aroma, making this an easy-to-find sake. It complements both Japanese and Western cuisine, such as steamed chicken with yuzu salt, tofu with hwasansho (red pepper), and marinated salmon. Please enjoy it with a glass of wine.
Mild citrus aroma. It has a fruity aroma.
The fresh texture characteristic of nama-shu bursts from the soft mouthfeel. Juicy sweetness and umami, with hints of young pineapple and melon, spread lightly. The flavor is full of extract and is exquisitely tightened by a light acidity, giving it a very friendly impression. A pleasant gas and minerality derived from the brewing water finish off the palate with a clear finish.
Sweet, fruity ‼️
This is Kagoshima sake!
Here is the description
Nishi Shuzo, famous for its sweet potato shochu "Hozan", has created a sake!
Junmai Ginjo-shu made with Yamada-Nishiki. It is a refined sake that should be drunk in a wine glass. The glass overflows with a gorgeous ginjo aroma of pears, melon, and white peaches. When the glass is turned to let the air in, the aroma of yogurt, fresh cheese, fresh chestnuts, and chestnut flowers can also be detected, allowing you to enjoy the harmony of layers of aromas. On the palate, the attack is mellow. Creaminess with umami, and the fruit flavors that were also present in the aroma spread out. The lingering finish has excellent penetrating power, and despite the richness of the mid-palate, the finish is delicate, as if drawing a straight line.
Commentary.
The dry label "Shinku" is dyed bright red. It is a very sharp type of sake even for Hakugakuzen.
It flows smoothly and softly on the palate, and the umami of the rice spreads softly. So, if you are thinking, "This is a beautiful sake, but I don't feel much spiciness," it suddenly becomes sharp toward the end of the bottle.
It is just like a "snap! The crisp finish makes you want to drink another glass. It is a very troublesome sake. It can be enjoyed at a wide range of temperatures, from cold to warm.
Hello YukiOk0408!
Thank you very much for trying "Shinken" which is one of my favorite sake from "Hakugakusen" 🙇.
The "Shinken Nama Shu" with the transparent bottle has a different taste, so if you have the chance, please do try it ✨.
Commentary.
This wine is characterized by a high density of umami as well as firm acidity.
The sweetness and umami characteristic of junmai and the acidity unique to sake brewing are mixed together to produce a rich, full-bodied special junmai sake,
The result is a special junmai sake with a full-bodied flavor.
It is best served cold at 12-15°C (about the temperature of well water),
If you want to warm it up, it is best to warm it up to 45°C.
The flavor is enhanced even more when served cold (12-15°C) or warmed (45°C).