Junmai-shu, domestic rice 60%, 15%.
Just the right amount of dryness with a touch of astringency. It is easy to drink with a moderate aroma and sweet aftertaste.
Limited-edition Junmai Genzake, domestic rice, 70%, 17%.
It has a slight sweetness at first, followed by a strong bitterness, astringency, and dryness. It is truly light and dry.
Yamahai junmai sake, 65% Yamadanishiki from Hyogo Prefecture, 16%, Sake meter degree +2
Aged sake with a strong flavor. It has no corners and is mellow, so you will not get tired of drinking it.
Junmai Ichigatsu Hi-ire Genshu Aizan 70% 16
Aizan is a sweet sake with a clear sweet taste. Full-bodied sake with a weak bitterness in the latter half.
Honjozo Gohyakumangoku 20
It is sweet, but not only that, it has a rich and complex flavor. It also has a dry taste that is in line with its high alcohol content.
Shiboritate Nama Junmai Ginjo, domestic rice 55%, 16% alcohol
Refreshingly sweet, as is typical of freshly pressed sake. It is crisp, clear and not clingy.
Junmai-shu Dewanosato 77% 15% Hire-shu
It has a good aroma of fillet. The sweetness of the fillet transfers to the sake, making it a full-bodied sweet sake different from ordinary sweet sake.85