A limited edition of TSURUYA, a local supermarket in Nagano Prefecture.
I can't believe they also make PB sake.
Although it is a junmai ginjo, the alcohol content is slightly low at 13%, making it easy to drink.
As the concept of "junmai sake" suggests, it is a sake that can be enjoyed slowly and deliberately with food, and the flavor of the rice is directly conveyed while complementing the food. The word "delicious" is the perfect word for this sake.
This is an original product brewed by Hiroi Sake Brewery in Izu Kogen, commissioned by Fuji Nishiki Sake Brewery.
It is a mellow sake with a delicious flavor that has been quietly matured in the brewery for 8 months. It is the model for Yuru-Can's "Ikeike.
The moment it enters the mouth, a pineapple-like ginjo aroma spreads. The lingering aftertaste is clean and comfortable sake that does not stop slurping.
Junmai Ginjo made from 100% Yamae-Nishiki grown in Nagano Prefecture.
The ginjo aroma is not too assertive, and the harmony with the umami is pleasant.
It has a good balance of malic acid sourness and sweetness, and is rich and delicious. 9th generation toji seems to have brewed it with a yeast he developed himself when he was a university student.
Although it is a nama sake, it has been matured and has no harshness. The combination of the gorgeousness of nama sake and the delicious flavor of matured sake is very tasty.