Purchased on 06/29/2025 Wadaya
Rice grown in the Kikuchi River basin, raw yeast, no pesticides, no fertilizers, brewed in wooden vats, no yeast added Rokunoso
The "yeast-free" method of fermentation by incorporating the natural yeast that has lived in the brewery for over 100 years takes about two months, five times longer than a typical yeast yeast yeast yeast.
The brewing process takes a tremendous amount of time and care to prevent the growth of other bacteria and undesirable wild yeast, using all five senses to control the process.
When brewing "yeast-free", one can truly feel the presence of fungi and microorganisms.
The taste produced by the "no yeast added" brewing process is a deep, wild taste in the mouth.
We respect the complexity of the various fungi and microorganisms that live in the natural world, and we value the way that people lead the way.
Purchased on 06/06/2005
Denki Groove x Iwanoi Sake Brewery
A collaboration sake between "Denki Groove" and "Iwanoi Sake Brewery" has been created!
The name is "Denki Groove"!
It is a collaboration sake with Takkyu Ishino and Pierre Taki!
It is a light junmai sake with an alcohol content of 13 degrees and a well-balanced flavor of rich sweetness and acidity!
It is recommended to drink it well chilled!
This sake was created by the brewer, Yoshimichi Kawana, who wanted to create a sake that could be easily accessible to people of his generation and that would make them fall in love with sake.
Hitomebore" produced in Miyagi Prefecture is used. It is as dainty and cute as the label, but has a crisp aftertaste like a little devil.
The sparkling rhinestones on the bottle will make you fall in love with it.
Details
Specific name: Junmai Ginjo-shu
Ingredients: Rice, Rice malt
Polishing ratio 50%.
Rice used: Hitomebore
Alcohol percentage 15
Acidity 1.4
Sake meter degree -3
Purchased on 2025/06/03 Wadaya
2024BY
ROMAN Junmai Daiginjo Hara-Shu, once-fired (Fukunoka 35)
Rice used: Fukunoka, Himenomochi (all from Minamiaizu)
Polishing ratio 35
Alcohol content: 15%.
Yeast: Utsukushima Yume Yeast (developed by Fukushima Prefecture)
Water: Meisui Takashimizu (selected as one of the "100 best forests for water sources" by the Forestry Agency), Jizosawa water source.
Purchased on 05/23/2025 Wadaya
This is the new "Suitama Summer Version" from this season. It is the successor to the previous summer sake "RZ50 Gohyakumangoku," but this one is made from 50% polished rice with Akita Sake Komachi brewing. It is a junmai ginjo unfiltered sake suitable for early summer, with a well-balanced combination of mellow ginjo aroma and mild acidity, just like the image of Suitama.
It has a luscious and lustrous appearance, as if the juice of tropical fruits such as pineapple, mango, and lychee has been squeezed out of the bottle.