Daiginjo-shu characterized by fruity, gorgeous aroma and sweetness - 15%.
◆Rice
Yamadanishiki" produced in Hiroshima prefecture at 40% polished rice ratio
◆Yeast
Chiyoda Yeast® 1801
In order to preserve the freshly pressed flavor, the sake was hi-ire (pasteurized) last winter, quickly cooled, and then aged at low temperature until October 2023. This allows the sake to be enjoyed for its fine flavor.
What is Meitama?
The Food Industry Research Center of the Hiroshima Prefectural Research Institute of Technology has held a license to produce and sell sake since 1928, and has conducted research on sake brewing. Meitama" is the trade name of the sake brewed as a result of this research, and was named in 1929 after a public contest held among prefectural officials at the time. Of all the public research institutes in Japan, only Niigata and Hiroshima prefectures have a license for the production and sale of sake.
It was given to me by a person who does not drink alcohol at all.
And it is a Golden Sparrow.
I really couldn't believe my eyes.
I received it on my daughter's wedding day.
It is fruity and has a wonderful balance of sweet and sour.
Kinjaku was founded in 1764.
The founder was a vassal of the Mori family, and it is the oldest sake brewery in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
Kudokibe Bakuren Super Dry Ginjo-shu
A different type from the previous Kudokibe.
Bakuren" means "a woman who does what she likes without listening to her parents" (^^;;
Fruity aroma
spicy and hot
exhilarating
sharpness
Ecru
Ingredients:Rice, Rice malt
Rice: Akita Sake Komachi
Polishing ratio
Koji : 40% Kake : 60
Alcohol content: 15
Yeast: Association No.6
It was a delicious fruity sake with a hint of sourness.