Fermentation of this sake ended at 11% alcohol by volume due to the characteristics of the yeast.
The acidity derived from malic acid can be felt, making it an easy drink even for beginners.
This sake is made from Awaichiba Yamadanishiki rice grown in Tokushima Prefecture. The overall taste is clean and refreshing. This sake is easy to match with any dishes.
This sake is made from Yamada-Nishiki polished to 39%.
This sake has a strong ginjo aroma, and you can enjoy the exquisite flavor and sweetness of the rice without disturbing the aroma.
It is made with peach yeast and looks a little pink.
It has a fruity sweetness with a short, crisp aftertaste.
With an alcohol content of 10%, this sake is easy to drink, even for sake beginners. It is also a good choice for celebrations due to its gorgeous appearance.
It is characterized by its fruity aroma and moderate sweetness. Yet, the overall impression is crisp and refreshing, and the drink also has a wash effect.
This is one of the industry's first cans of draft sake, released more than 50 years ago.
It is full of freshness and has an alcohol content of 19%, making it perfect for drinking.