It is said to be the first sake brewed by a female toji in Toyama, Ms. Yukari Iwase. It was recommended to me at a corner liquor store in my neighborhood, and I had a taste! It was a refreshing yet full-bodied sake that was hard to believe it was her first time. It is hard to believe that the rice polishing ratio is 60%.
It was still hard right after opening the bottle, but after some time, it was delicious!
Polishing ratio 60
Alcohol 15%.
Slightly sweet with a refreshing taste
Delicious even slightly heated!
100% Kame-no-o!
Polishing ratio 55
This is the last of the 7 Niigata sakes I recently acquired!
A dry sake, which is rare in Takashimizu. It is delicious warmed up because of its umami flavor.
New Sake
Polishing ratio 60
Sake degree 3+
Acidity 1.8
Alcohol content 17%.
Niigata Sixth Sake: Kato Sake Brewery on Sado Island
Sake brewed with pesticide-free rice at a sake brewery that uses all Sado rice.
It is dry and has a refreshing taste with a strong alcohol content. It is delicious.
Both the rice and rice malt used in the brewing were produced on Sado Island.
Rice: Takane-Nishiki (grown without agricultural chemicals)
Rice polishing ratio 60
Alcohol content 16
Today is Saturday, so we cheated a little and opened the second bottle!
It has a great rice flavor and is delicious even when warmed up!
This sake is a perfect example of junmai sake!
Polishing ratio 59
Three Sake from Niigata in a row
Sasajima's Sasajima Sake is a series of unfiltered Junmai Sake
Dry, sour, full-bodied
Delicious!
Sasazuku Sasajin Namaishimo Junmai Unfiltered Sake 2019BY(Brewery Year)
Rice: Gohyakumangoku
Polishing ratio 65