Dewazakura's special junmai for summer
Polishing ratio 55%.
You can feel the bitterness of Junmai-shu in the refreshing taste.
It has a moderate aroma and is recommended for sake lovers.
Shirakami-Sanchi Spring Water Brewing - Bottled and Fired Junmai Ginjo Original Sake
Purchased yeast No.6 and No.7
It has been a while since I had Yamamoto, but it is still refreshing and easy to drink.
In comparison, the No.7 yeast is really clean and refreshing. It has a nice throat feel.
Shirakami-Sanchi Spring Water Brewing - Bottled and Fired Junmai Ginjo Original Sake
Purchased yeast No.6 and No.7
I haven't had Yamamoto in a while, but it is still refreshing and easy to drink.
In comparison, the No.6 yeast is refreshing and gentle.
Polishing ratio 45%, 17 degrees.
This is quite delicious!
Even though it is polished, the roughness is still there and it is mellow.
It was like an unfiltered undiluted sake.
--The sake is made from a unique
This is the highest grade sake of the year-round Denshin series, made entirely from "Koshinoshizuku," a rare variety of sake rice unique to Fukui Prefecture, of which only 2,000 bales are grown annually.
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A Junmai Daiginjo made from Yamada Nishiki from the special A district and aged for one year.
And yet it's only 1,571 yen, a mysteriously good quality❗️.
Well balanced and delicious.
The following is from the website
--The following is from the website
Unfiltered Junmai Daiginjo raw sake, blended with sake aged at minus 10 degrees Celsius for up to a year at ice temperature, is heat-treated just before shipping to seal in the flavor and give it its famous golden color. Because it is unfiltered, it has a wonderful pale golden color, a crystal clear aroma, and a refreshing, present taste.
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It was like a sparkling wine, refreshing and grapefruit. The aroma was like yogurt.
It's a refreshing drink that goes well with meals, so you won't get bored. The price is cheap and I recommend it.
Junmai Daiginjo made from contract grown Miyamanishiki polished to 50% polish.
It is well-balanced, excellent, and affordable, so you can't go wrong buying it.
100% Akita-grown Kaminoshinkou
Rice polishing ratio 55%.
It has a good acidity, which may be due to the fact that it is a traditional sake brewing, and it also has a refreshing fruity taste that is well balanced. It's delicious.
Special order from Kikanuma Sake Shop
It is made from 100% Tojo Aizan rice polished to 55%.
It's very refreshing and easy to drink without any miscellaneous flavors, and it's a delicious sake that you can gulp down even after running.
This sake is made by Ryoseki Shuzo in Hanaup.
The rice polishing ratio is 50% Junmai Ginjo.
It has a refreshing taste and a muscat aroma.
A delicious sake that can be drunk even after a dash.
I am sorry to the producer for choosing the name "Tenko" even though it is "Tenkou".
It is a Junmai Daiginjo made from Yamada Nishiki with a 40% polishing ratio.
We had it at room temperature, and it has a complex acidity behind the clean taste, which is deep in flavor. We enjoyed it very much.
Junmai Ginjo Omachi with a 50% rice polishing ratio
I imagined it would be a bit more robust than it is, but it's much cleaner and easier to drink than I expected.
It will be great with food or on its own.
It is stored at sub-zero temperatures as unpasteurized sake, and then bottled and lit, so it must be a raw stored sake.
This is the first time I have had the famous Dewazakura, and it is quite light and dry.
It has a strong character and is delicious!
It is said that Junmai Daiginjo was laid down in the snow chamber for 3 years.
It is light and refreshing, but the corners have been removed and it has a firm calmness. We enjoyed it very much.
Mr. Tsuyodai.
Thank you for your comment and information. I was amazed at the cosmetic value of this Sakurahana, but the Hananohana Fuzoku is even more amazing. I'll definitely give it a try when I see it!
I had been curious about the label for a while, and when I found this in a 4-gallon bottle, I gave it a try.
It is 100% Yamada Nishiki and 50% polished rice.
The aroma and taste are just right, well balanced and delicious!
We had just one cup to share.
It is said to be undiluted sake 17 degrees, but it is quite refreshing and easy to drink. A dangerous sake. It's delicious.