Rice polishing rate 55%.
16% alcohol.
Sake meter value +7.5
Water for brewing: a subterranean stream from the Kurikoma Mountain Range of the Ou Mountains
dry taste
aftertaste
slightly cemedine
Rice polishing ratio: 55% koji rice, 55% rice on rice
16% alcohol.
It's like my mind is quietly clearing.
This is a junmai ginjo sake with a gentle elegance and cleanliness.
Brilliant.
spread out
sweet taste
The designer of the label was 25 years old in an open competition.
Strict quality control
Rice polishing ratio unknown
Between 16 and 17 degrees alcohol.
20% Yamadanishiki from Okayama Prefecture
80% Miyamanishiki from Nagano Prefecture
Melon flavor
sweet taste
easy to drink
Raw Rice Yamashu #4
Yeast used: Yamagata KA
Rice polishing rate 58%.
Sake meter value +14
15% alcohol.
dry taste (e.g. sake, wine, soy sauce, etc.)
It feels good on the palate.
Solid for a summer drink.
It gets more acidic as it approaches room temperature ♫
Rice polishing rate 60%.
16% alcohol.
Sake meter reading -2
Wine yeast
Yamadanishiki rice (100% Tokushima Prefecture)
It feels good on the palate.
strong aftertaste
Sourness spreads.
Sake to match the cheese
Rice polishing rate 60%.
Alcohol content between 14 and 15 degrees
It feels good on the palate.
And a clean aftertaste.
It's perfect for the insectivorous drink.
put a spanner in the works
Rice polishing rate 50%.
15% alcohol by volume.
Aizu rice
Koji rice 5 million stone 21%.
Kakemae 5 million goku (rice) 72%.
Hime no mochi 7%.
It feels good on the palate.
florid aftertaste
The scent spreads.
Rice polishing rate 60%.
14% alcohol by volume.
The second installment of the ocean series
It feels good on the palate.
There is a slight aftertaste.
Slightly sweet flavor.
citrusy