Rice polishing 55
Degree 15%.
According to the shop's description, it has been stored for 7 years.
Smoky aroma, yogurt-like
More sweetness, mellow.
I don't feel it's aged that much.
16% alcohol by volume, 60% polished rice
Melon and banana aroma.
Strong sweetness.
The mouthfeel is soft and smooth.
The bitterness is tight and crisp.
Junmai Genshu 3 years storage
Kurashiki yeast
Rice polishing 60% (Yamadanishiki: sake brewer, Takananishiki: brewer)
17% alcohol by volume
Aged sake
Dark color
The aroma is buttery, with raisins on the nose.
Spicy with little sweetness. Full-bodied.
It is perfect for Japanese food with strong flavors.
Junmai Ginjo Arigarami Nama Genshu
Gin Ginga 50% polished rice
16% alcohol by volume
Little aroma, apple, banana, cucumber.
Strong carbonic acidity, lots of sweetness, a little bitterness.
There is no aroma of oranges.
The taste is crisp and easy to drink.
Junmai Ginjo Unfiltered Raw Sake
Rice polishing 55
75% Gohyakuman, 25% Yamadanishiki
17% alcohol by volume
Aroma of cucumber, banana, less
Strong sourness of carbonation. Little sweetness, well balanced taste.
Yamahai Junmai Ginjo Nakakumi Unfiltered Raw Sake
Kurashiki yeast
55% polished Yamada Nishiki rice from Shiga Prefecture
17% alcohol by volume
Dry raw sake
The aroma is melon, banana and tea.
Bitterness and astringency are also a little.
It is crisp, powerful and delicious.
Yamada Nishiki 50% polished rice, 16% alcohol by volume
Aged sake 2016 vintage
Aroma of red bean paste and raisins.
Spicy with little sweetness and a strong bitterness.
The body is strong and satisfying.
Buy again
Good taste
Junmai, Tamasakae 60% polished rice, 15%.
sake with fire
The aroma is of light maturity, raisins and green grass.
The taste is spicy with little sweetness. The bitterness is especially strong.
A good dry sake for a meal.
Old sake from 2013.
Junmai, 65% polished rice, 17-18% alcohol by volume.
The color is dark and clear.
The aroma is of soy sauce, Nara pickles, caramel, butter and fat.
The taste is deeply sweet with a hint of bitterness.
The sweetness lingers for a long time. It is like honey.
Junmai, Shiga Watosen 6, 65% polished rice, 16% alcohol by volume
Aged sake
Aroma: raisin, banana, green apple, faintly scientific.
Pungent, less sweet, more bitter, dry
A good sake to go with Japanese food.
Junmai Ginjo Nama Genshu, 58% polished rice, 16-17% alcohol by volume
Nose melon, fruity but showing the way to raw hine
Sweetness is light.
The acidity is a mixture of carbonation and refreshing.
Bitterness, little astringency
The sweetness makes it a good summer sake.
65% Gohyakumangoku, 16% alcohol by volume, lit
Aroma: Smoked? Slightly hiney? and grapes.
The acidity is strong and firm.
Bitterness, astringency and roughness on the tongue.
I think it is good in general.
Tajima Gouriki
65% polished rice, 16% alcohol by volume, lit
Fruity aroma, apple, grape, peach.
Less sweet and refreshing, with a strong acidity.
Smooth on the tongue
Easy to drink and delicious.
60% Yamada Nishiki
15%.
The aroma is sweet, apple-like, fruity and fresh.
The taste is soft and gentle, but a little rough on the tongue. Astringency and bitterness also stand out.
It is modern and delicious.
Nose, mild banana type. On the palate, it is complex with apple. It also has a slightly smoky aroma.
The taste is complex with sweetness, bitterness, and sourness.
It is a good sake to go with home cooking!
It has the taste of unpasteurized sake, but it is also like fire-roasted sake.
60%.
18 degrees
Produced in 2021.3
The smell of wood spices.
Slightly deteriorated?
There is also a hint of grape
More sweetness, light aging.
Pure rice
60% polished Yamada Nishiki from Shiga Prefecture
18% alcohol
Sake degree 1
Aged wine.
Nose is raisiny, smoky (4vg) and deep.
Taste is dry, pungent, and tightly bitter. Slightly thick.
Could be served at a bar. It will suit an elegant time after dinner.
Yamada Nishiki from Shiga Prefecture, 50% polished rice
16% alcohol
Sake degree 2
Produced 2020.10