Sagaminada Tokubetsu Junmai - Unfiltered Nama-shu
Sake rice: Miyamanishiki from Nagano Prefecture
(Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture/Kubota Shuzo)
The sweetness that spreads well and the clean aftertaste characteristic of Miyamanishiki are exquisite and well-balanced.
Okunoto Shirakiku Special Junmai - Unfiltered Nama Sake
Sake rice: Yatanishiki
(Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture / Shirafuji Sake Brewery)
Even though it is a nama-shu, it has a mature taste, and in terms of composition, it has the elegance of a junmai daiginjo.
The slightly bitter, clean taste of Hachitan-nishiki, and later a pleasant sweetness that is typical of Shirakiku.
Match it with delicacies from Noto🍶.
Takeba Noto Kami-Sen - Normal Sake ♨️
Kazuma Shuzo (Noto-cho, Hozu-gun, Ishikawa)
A familiar sake loved by the locals that has won the highest gold medal in the hot sake category, this slightly sweet yet crisp sake is the type you want to drink every evening.
The plump rice flavor is enhanced by heating up the sake, making it pleasant to drink 🍶🍶.
Noto Hatsusakura + Tengumai Reconstruction Assistance
Noto Hatsusakura Honjozo, miraculously left over from the Sakurada Sake Brewery in Suzu City, Ishikawa Prefecture, which was completely destroyed by the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, was transferred to Kurumata Sake Brewery and blended with Tengumai under the supervision of the brewery's head brewer, Mr. Hirokatsu Sakurada.
It has a slightly sweet, moderate taste that spreads on the palate. ♨️