This sake won a silver medal at the IWC.
Aroma and taste with hints of melon and banana.
The taste is wine-like.
Slightly sweet with no acidity.
It is best to drink it at room temperature or slightly chilled.
you can feel the flavor and aroma.
Sake from Iwamura, Ena City, Gifu Prefecture.
Iwamura has a mountain castle and was a castle town of the Matsudaira family.
Iwamura Brewery is famous for its "Onna Jyoshu" brand.
This sake is called Light and has an alcohol content of 14 degrees.
It has a refreshing taste when served cold.
Serve it lightly with Japanese food in the evening.
The sake rice seems to be a blend.
It seems to be a 5-stage brewing process.
The alcohol level is 15 degrees.
There is a slight gassy feeling.
It has a sweet taste at first,
As the name suggests, it has a refreshing dry taste like summer sky.
Of course, it is best to drink it chilled.
Inada Honten's sake in the sake section of a department store.
After tasting several, I chose Junmai Ginjo for its drinkability.
The sake rice is Tottori strong.
It has a fruity aroma and a sweet mouthfeel.
Serve with fish dishes.
Hachikaisan after a long time.
It has a good balance of rice flavor, sweetness, and acidity.
and acidity, and enhances the flavor of the accompaniments.
You will not get tired of drinking it.
It is a sake that makes you realize how delicious it really is.
It is released twice a year, in spring and fall.
Sake rice is Akita Sake Komachi and Yamada Nishiki koji.
It is a once-heated sake.
The aroma is soft and sweet.
It has a strong acidity and sweetness, but it has a gentle taste that does not make you tired of drinking.
It has a gentle taste that does not make you tired of drinking.
It is delicious.
Sweet and sour like white wine.
Sweet in taste.
It is very pleasant on the palate.
The addition of amazake is said to make it a four-step brewing process.
It can be served cold or warmed.
There is gas pressure when the bottle is opened.
Sake from Hida Furukawa.
The sake rice is "Hidahomare" 55% polished rice.
None of the sweetness, umami, and acidity make a strong statement,
but it has a calm and honest taste.
Good for daily evening drinking.
Sake rice is Nihonbare from Shiga prefecture, 60% polished rice.
The label seems to have been made by Kyoto Women's University.
The taste is clean with a faint ginjo aroma.
There is a slight sweetness and acidity.
Personally, I found it easier to drink the day after opening the bottle.
Sake to support the reconstruction of Noto.
We hope that even a small amount of our sake money will support the recovery efforts.
It is a dry junmai ginjo.
Another brand of Tamakashi's brewery.
Not much production.
The sake rice is Hidahomare from Gifu Prefecture, 55% polished rice.
The aroma is soft and sweet.
It has no peculiarities and is pleasant to drink.
Former Prime Minister Takeshita's family brewery, which was closed down, is being revitalized with new capital and human resources.
The Tabe family, which is involved in the revitalization, is a large landowner in Okuizumo.
Originally, this was the brewery and the Takeshita family was entrusted with the brewing of the sake.
Rihachi is the name of the first brewer of the Takeshita family.
1801 is the number of the yeast. The sake rice is Midorimai from Shimane Prefecture.
There is a gassy feeling when the bottle is opened.
The aroma is thick, like pineapple or apple.
It has a soft sweetness and acidity, and is pleasant on the palate.
There is a subtle bitterness afterward.
It is good with a meal.
In the Showa period, this brand was difficult to obtain in Niigata Prefecture.
It is not as common now as it used to be,
The production volume is not so large.
It is only occasionally seen.
It is somewhat alcoholic.
It may be light and dry in the best sense of the word,
It is not as light and dry as Koshino-Kanbai.
It tastes better warmed than chilled.