As the label depicts rice, this sake is made from edible rice called "Sagabiyori.
The sake was created with the hope that people will drink it instead of eating rice.
The use of edible rice "makes the flavor line thinner," so they add koji (malted rice) to the rice to give it a strong flavor.
It is indeed refreshing. It is indeed refreshing and easy to drink.
Type F" because it uses Fukuoka Dream Yeast #2.
This yeast produces strong acidity. This means that its taste is similar to that of white wine. Therefore, it goes well with Western food. The sweetness and acidity are pleasant.
Based on the concept of a sake that would suit the Haruyoshi area of Fukuoka City, which is crowded with restaurants, the 2023 edition of "Haruyoshi," a sake that starts with planting and raising Yamadanishiki in Itoshima and is made in collaboration with sake breweries in the prefecture, was brewed at the oldest sake brewery in the prefecture, Ohga Shuzo (Tsukushino City). Fruity and easy to drink, the unfiltered unpasteurized sake has a high alcohol content of 17 degrees, so be careful when drinking it.
It is made from sake rice (Yamada Nishiki) that was not graded, so even though it is jungin in production, it is treated as a regular sake.
I tried it with high expectations, but it tasted like it was worth the price.
This is a light, very dry sake from "Funaka Hachisaku," the representative brand of Kochi Prefecture's Shibotan Shuzo.
It is a perfect sake for a meal that does not interfere with the taste of the meal.
This sake is handled by "Kushikuma Sake Shop," a liquor store in Fukuoka City that offers a wide selection of excellent sake from all over Japan and Kyushu, selected by the owner's discerning taste. The name "h" is an acronym for "Hiyotsuru," "Hakata," and "Shikurima.
It has a slight carbonation, which is typical of unfiltered raw sake. It is not like this unless it is directly pumped.