It's a delicious sake that is both refreshing and thick.
Apparently, there are only a few bottles made.
I didn't know there was a sake brewery in Kikugawa!
I found it in a drunken drugstore.
Smells fresh.
A little dry
I recommend drinking it chilled.
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To make good sake, you need to know more about sake than anyone else.
At Sawanotsuru, we have over 100 sake tasters.
Over the past 300 years, we have passed on the skills and passion of sake making from person to person.
By using "Gengairoka", a process that removes enzymes to the utmost limit, the sake is not heated at all, and thus has the original taste of unpasteurized sake.
It's hot!
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This is Gassan's standard Junmai-shu. Junmai-shu for regular use, where you can feel the Izumo style of Junmai-zukuri, which is dry but mellow.
After all, Ottersai is delicious!
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Seasonal namaishu from October to March every year. This sake has freshness of freshly squeezed sake and gorgeousness of raw sake.
Dry, maybe.
I'm looking for Omachi rice to drink.
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Omaezake 1859 is the most straightforward expression of what Omaezake is all about, the sake brewer and Omachi. Omachi rice was born in 1859, and "Bodhi-motomote-zukuri", which is said to have originated in the Kamakura period (1185-1333), is synonymous with Omaezake.
Full-bodied
Easy to drink
100% of our own rice and contract grown rice "Kame no o". The fine flavor of Kame no o rice is concentrated in this Junmai-shu with a gentle taste.
Refreshingly fragrant liquor
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Junmai-shu brewed with 100% Akita rice, No.6 yeast and natural brewing "Kimoto / Yamahai Shamo".
It has a refreshing aroma, sweetness and acidity balance that has never been seen before in Japanese sake while using traditional techniques.