Rice: Gohyakumangoku
Rice polishing ratio 60
Alcohol: 16%.
It has a sweet to slightly umami taste, with sourness and bitterness in the aftertaste, but is generally light.
The brewery took over the name of Ishikawa Shuzo, which was located in Omaezaki City, Shizuoka Prefecture, and was newly established as Gotemba Ishikawa Shuzo in January of this year. They are particular about using local rice.
I bought a set of sake comparison.
Sakae Kakko
Raw material rice Yamadanishiki (100%)
Polishing ratio 40
Alcohol 16%.
It is said to have been pressed by Fukuro-hozuri. The overall taste is full and elegant with all tastes reserved and refined.
It is brewed with Yamada Nishiki produced by students of Tochigi Agricultural High School. It is brewed with Yamada Nishiki produced by students of Tochigi Agricultural High School.
When first sipped, it has a sweet floral aroma and a fruity yet gentle, soft, full sweetness and acidity that lasts for a while, with a refreshing aftertaste. It is very delicious.
Rice used: Hachitan-Nishiki produced in Hiroshima
Polishing ratio 60
Sake meter degree -7
Acidity 3.3
Alcohol percentage 14-15°.
Yeast 26BY
The citrusy acidity comes first, followed by sweetness and bitterness, and a clean aftertaste.
Omachi, Okayama Prefecture
Polishing rice 50%.
Sake strength -3
Acidity 1.9
Amino acidity 1.3
Alcohol 15.5
It has a full-bodied umami and sweetness, with a slight acidity and bitterness, and leaves more of a lingering aftertaste than a sharp taste.
Rice polishing ratio : 45
Alcohol percentage : 16.3
Sake Degree : +0.1
Acidity : 1.6
Umami, sweetness followed by sourness and bitterness, then refreshing.