🌾Strength 🔗Kurage yeast 🅰️15 degrees 🍶+10.5
Purchased at Yamatoya Shuho. This is a dry, dry sake made only with kyo gyoikuchi. It is said to be more attractive when drunk warmed, but unfortunately I only drank it cold.
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Strong 🅰️15 degrees
Strong rice, the best rice for sake brewing in Tottori Prefecture, is used. A dry sake with a strong flavor and a rough, ricey feel.
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🌾Weihai Yamada Nishiki 🔗Kyokai No. 9 🅰️17 degrees 🍶+6.5
This is a limited edition for the Gin Kanade no Kai. It is an easy-drinking sake with a high quality of aroma as a daiginjo. The price is relatively reasonable and I would buy it if I find it.
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Koji rice: Yamadanishiki Kake rice: Gohyakumangoku 🅰️15 degrees
Sake from the peach-growing region of Arakawa. Dry and robust taste. The first time I bought it at Sakeya's Key Moto and the second time at Hamekemon Market.
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Yamadanishiki, Gohyakumangoku, etc. 🔗K9 series 🅰️15 degrees 🍶+5
Purchased at Evergreen, a supermarket in Wakayama with the brewery. A representative sake of Wakayama with a gentle flavor. A finished junmai sake that cannot be made by the big breweries.
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🌾Chinoba Fusakogane 🔗Kyokai 1701 🅰️15 degrees
Slightly effervescent, 15 degrees, and rare for a sake in its original state. It's not thin by any means, but it's a solid sake.
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🌾Domestic rice 🔗Kyushu 1701 🅰️15 degrees
Purchased at Morishita. It has an aroma similar to that of lychee, although it is junmai (pure rice). Easy to drink, modern style sake.
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🌾Yamada Nishiki 🔗Kyokai No. 9 🅰️14.5° 🍶+4.3
Purchased at Bacchus. It is said to be dry when drunk cold and umami when heated. Unfortunately, I only drink it cold.
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