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Rice type: five million stones
Alcoholic strength: 18%
Process: special brewing method inherited from ancient times
Tasting.
Brown/heavy yellow wine/sweetness/sauce/strong bitter
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Place of origin: Hyogo Prefecture: Hyogo
Rice:Purple rice
Alcoholic strength:11.5%
Sake level: -35
Acidity: 2.5
Tasting.
Red-orange color / caramel aroma / yellow wine / sweetness / slightly acidic / bitterness / finish yellow wine flavor
A low-alcohol sake made with white koji and purple rice, it is sweet with acidity and has a distinctive pink hue. The aroma of candied fruit and red dates gives the mouth a light sweetness like lotus seed and lily soup. It is rich in polyphenols and amino acids from purple rice.
The female image on the label is composed of the Japanese kana design of cherry blossoms.
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Alcoholic strength: 14%
Acidity: 2.8
Japanese Sake: -22
Drinkable temperature: 10-15
Process: The last stage of Sankanshi, brewed by adding sake instead of water
Tasting.
Slightly bubbly / light yellow / post-slightly cantaloupe / slightly milky / refreshing / sweet / slightly acidic / slight bitterness on the finish / citrus
Presentation.
Rich and fruity, like tropical and citrus fruits, with a hint of honey-like sweetness, very pleasant sweetness and acidity in the mouth, with a lemon candy-like sharp finish, very balanced and elegant.
Ideal with sweet dishes
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Rice type: Ichimoku trance, others
Fine rice step: 60%
Yeast: M310, others
Water: Fushun water from Ojomasenkyo (medium hard water)
Alcoholic strength: 15.5%
Japanese alcoholic strength: +8
Acidity: 1.5
Place of origin: Futoh City, Iwate Prefecture
Collection: Southern Beauty
Tasting.
Micro rice cream / after the micro cantaloupe / sweet / entrance mellow / short finish / a little bit of acid / entrance slightly bitter / finish fried rice cream
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Rice type: Yamada Nishiki from Itojima
Refined rice step:65%
Alcoholic strength: 15%
Process: Fire-in
Place of origin: Fukuoka Prefecture
Brewery: Hakusho Brewery, Ltd.
Introduction: The fragrance of lilacs, bananas and cereals is soft and fragrant with a jelly-like texture. With a slight sweetness and smoothness, this is a new generation of sake that breaks the traditional notion that "ginjo is good sake".
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Rice type: Yamada Nishiki from Itoshima
Fine rice step: 65%
Alcoholic strength: 15%
Place of origin: Fukuoka Prefecture
Brewery: Hakusho Brewery, Ltd.
Introduction: This winter-only sake has a lightly cloudy body like clear snow, a very southern flavor with pineapple and tropical fruit aromas, a fresh and transparent fruit flavor in the mouth, and fresh rice aromas, a clean and layered finish, and a yogurt aroma in the aftertaste. It is considered to be a true communication of Katsunori Tanaka's sake philosophy.
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Rice type: 100% pesticide-free Yamada Nishiki from Itojima
Fine rice step: 65%
Alcoholic strength: 13%
Process: Secondary fermentation in the bottle
Place of origin: Fukuoka Prefecture
Brewery: Hakusho Brewery, Ltd.
Introduction.
D-ZERO is the product of a coincidence before the second fermentation in the bottle series of sake reached the standard Tanaka had in mind. It is also the first sake in Japan to have almost zero residual sugar in the bottle.
It is soft on the palate, with a relatively complex taste that brings out the aroma of rice and greenery throughout. This is Tanaka Rokugo's groundbreaking sparkling sake that shows its character to the fullest.
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Rice type: Yamada Nishiki
Fine rice stepwise: 70%
Yeast: 901
Alcoholic strength: 15%
Place of origin: Kanagawa Prefecture
Brewery:Izumi Bridge Brewery Co.
Description: Natural carbonation from two fermentations in the bottle, fruity aromas of lychee and melon, refreshing micro-carbonation, soft acidity, and a fluffy, sweet taste.
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Rice type: 100% Yamada Nishiki from Kanagawa Prefecture
Fine rice stepwise: 55%
Yeast: 901
Alcoholic strength: 16%
Place of origin: Kanagawa Prefecture
Brewery:Izumi Bridge Brewery Co.
Introduction: It has fruit aromas of lychee and melon accompanied by fresh acidity, rich in refreshing sweetness and gentle acidity and minerality. A slightly cloudy sake as pretty as powdered snow, with a delicate rice flavor.