Lab Trip
15.5 sake degree +5.0, rice polishing ratio 45%, acidity 1.2, amino acidity 1.0
I don't think I liked the taste that much. It was just too expensive.
Fujiki Shoten
15-16% body weight, 60% polished rice, 5-6% sake alcohol content
Sake from Saitama, Japan. It is known for being the first sake brewery in Japan to make all of its sake pure rice.
The sake is aged at room temperature for more than two years.
The flavor and richness are smooth. It is dry and harsh.
Fujiki Shoten
15% body weight, 70% polished rice, -7% sake alcohol content
A sweet junmai sake with the chewy rice sweetness of Hatsushimo.
It was easy to drink but did not taste that great.
Conversely, it may be a sake that goes well with a variety of dishes.
Fujiki Shoten
17-18% rice polishing ratio (58%), Sake meter (3)
Well-balanced acidity and sweetness.
The taste is well balanced with acidity and sweetness.
Fujiki Shoten
Sake strength 10-16%, rice polished 65%, sake strength 2
Sake from Tochigi. Sake made from Gohyakumangoku rice, raised to 55% and fermented slowly at a low temperature.
It has a gorgeous ginjo aroma reminiscent of green melons, with moderate acidity and umami,
It has a gorgeous ginjo aroma reminiscent of blue melon, moderate acidity and umami, and is an excellent cost-performance sake. A little sharp.
Slightly sharp and clean, but strong.