This sake is an 80:20 blend of rice wine made from Gajuron rice from Camargue, France and white wine made from Sauvignon Blanc=b. Although it is a good combination of sake and wine, the taste is not impressive on its own, and it is better to be used exclusively as a pairing.
Score: 3.8
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Sake rice: Domestic rice
Alcohol Content:15
Vintage: 2025
Quite pale lemon yellow in color.
The taste is light, with a strong impression of sake spirit flavor. It also has a strong koji aroma.
Score: 3.8
Rice polishing ratio: 58
Sake rice: Kagawa-grown Oceto
Alcohol content: 15-16
Vintage: 2025
The color is pale and the taste is light, but the sake strength seems a little high.
Score: 3.8
Rice polishing ratio: 70
Sake rice: Domestic rice
Alcohol content: 8%.
Vintage: 2025
Sake for pairing with Momiji Manju. In the case of wine, the sugar content of the sake itself must be higher than the sweetness in order to pair it with sweetness, but this sake has a taste that goes well with momiji manju even if the sugar content is lower than that of momiji manju. It can be said to be a pairing for washing off the sweetness of Momiji Manju.
Score: 4.0
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Alcohol content: 17%.
Vintage: 2024
This sake is made with hydrangea yeast collected in Kaisei Town. It has a subtle sweetness and a white wine-like flavor. It has a thickening taste.