Kino-ene Shisui-no Yoake
1801 yeast, Yasuyakogane, Yamadanishiki
1801 high ester-producing yeast
Produces high levels of isoamyl acetate and ethyl caproate
Fusakogane Chiba Prefecture proprietary variety
On the day of the first pressing of Junmai Daiginjyo, the bottling and shipping takes place within 24 hours of the top of the tank, and after working through the night, the Junmai Daiginjyo "Sakai no Dawn" is completed at the very dawn of day. The first pressing is a celebration of nature's bounty and the harvest, sharing the freshness of the freshly pressed sake and the luxury of a one-day-only experience.
It is a sake that creates a time when people's hearts resonate with each other. We hope you will enjoy this bottle, which marks the beginning of sake brewing.
Chiebizin Kijoshu
Rice produced in Kitsuki City, Oita Prefecture
Kijoshu Brewed with sake instead of brewing water
Mae Chiebijin DOLCE
Aged one year
Yamadanishiki -39 No.7
No.7 yeast k7 Masumi yeast, orangey aroma
Sakura Masamune
Yeast #1 Yamadanishiki +0.5
Nada, the birthplace of Association No.1 yeast
Kinrai 35 is served at the spring garden party.
Compared to more recent yeasts, No. 1 yeast has a weaker ginjo aroma. It has a clean aftertaste and is favored by sushi restaurants.
Purchased at the Matsuzakaya brewery sales event.
Kangiku Occasional mountain sake No.4monochrome
Yamasake No.4 m310-7
Kangiku Occasional Yamasake Monochrome
Yamasake No.4 is a cross between Yamada-Nishiki (representative Otter) and Kinmon-Nishiki.
m310 yeast is a mutation of Meiri Ogawa yeast (No.10 yeast)
Caprotonic (apple) Isoamyl (banana)
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