100% Yamada Nishiki from Itoshima
Alcohol content 15 degrees
Rice polishing ratio 65%.
Moderate (no?) aroma.
Sweet and soft.
White cloudy lees at the end? is a zeppelin!
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 15 degrees
Sake content: -10
It is said to be a very sweet junmai sake with a rich, full body!
It's definitely a sake that goes well with chocolate!
Sometimes you want to drink sweet sake too!
This sake at room temperature with melted raw chocolate is very good!
Alcohol content: 19 degrees
Rice polishing ratio: 85
Rice used: 100% Shinryoku
Amazing sake...
The Gold Award goes well with Iburi Gako cheese!
But the best way to enjoy this sake is to heat it up a bit!
It's milder than cold and goes well with all kinds of food!
100% Yamada Nishiki
Rice polishing ratio 60%.
Alcohol content 15 degrees
Slightly fruity aroma, between apple and banana.
It is cool and refreshing with a hint of richness.
The best healing for hot days!
Yume Ikken
Rice polishing ratio 60%.
Alcohol content: 15 to 16 degrees
Fruity and quite sweet. Matches well with chilled, sweet and sour Japanese food.
15% alcohol by volume.
Rice polishing ratio 60%.
Shiraito Sake Brewing Company's Standard Junmai Sake
Actually, this might be my favorite.
sesame mackerel is the best, and it is good to drink with a buckwheat-noodle cup
100% Yamada Nishiki from Itoshima Island
15% alcohol by volume.
Rice polishing rate 70%.
70% rice polishing ratio, yet it is clear and clear with no bitterness.
It's tingling on the tongue afterwards.
Five million stones 100%.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Rice polishing rate: 50%.
Is this the standard Nabeshima?
It's a little bit sweet, but it's versatile and goes well with all kinds of meat and fish.
100% of grain
18% alcohol by volume.
Rice polishing ratio 60%.
This is Hanshu! It goes down your throat and chokes you in the stomach.
It's cold this time, so there's not much of an aroma, but it would be amazing to see it warmed up.