Yamada-Nishiki 50
Super Limited Orikarami Nama-Nihon-shu 2024
A super-limited occasional series that is only available once a year.
It makes everyday life a special moment.
Sounds cool, doesn't it?
Since it contains carbon dioxide gas, open the bottle with trepidation!
Slightly shrieky!
Refreshing, fruity and slightly sour.
It goes down easy!
Even as a food wine...
This is good! I'm not going to miss the Kangiku series.
From RABY, the Maruhi series will be brewed with the multi-acidic yeast No. 77, and will be reborn as a series characterized by sweetness and acidity.
The third "Limited Bessetsu" is made entirely from "Hyakuda," a next-generation sake brewing rice developed by Akita Prefecture.
The third "Limited Bessetsu" is made entirely from "Momota" rice, a next-generation sake brewing rice developed by Akita Prefecture.
The normal Maruhi is 60% polished rice, but this Besshitsu is 50% polished*. The clarity of the rice is more polished, and the elegant juiciness of the sake is a step up from the ordinary Maruhi.
Yamamama Junmai Daiginjyo
Rice (domestic), Rice malted rice (domestic)
100% Akita Hyakuda rice
Rice Polishing Ratio
50% (50%)
Alcohol content
14 degrees Celsius
It is fruity, easy to drink, and has a good acidity without being too sweet!
My favorite taste♪ It has a similar feeling to Shinmasa!
Rice Koji
Polishing ratio 59% Flattened rice
100% Aiyama
Yeast used: Kyokai 1801
Takachiyo: Weak for limited edition
Alcohol: 16%.
Takachiyo Aiyama is too fruity and rich!
A little more acidity would be nice.