It has a mild acidity at the moment of drinking, but then leaves a refreshing aftertaste with a touch of sweetness. I purchased it at the brewery, and despite the fact that they are open until 4:00 pm, they were still available at 5:00 pm.
It has a complex flavor, as it is said to be a blend of all sake (blame), including junmai daiginjo, junmai ginjo, special junmai, dry sake, and special honjozo. It has a complex flavor, with enough alcohol to make you feel its alcohol content.
It is refreshing and easy to drink. It has none of the peculiarities of ginjo-shu, and you never get tired of drinking it.
I'm glad I was born Japanese to be able to drink this for around 1,000 yen...
Is this a ginjo sake? It also has a bad aftertaste...it smells like old grain.
I bought it at a place like a souvenir shop in Mishima, so the temperature control may have been bad.
Kei of TAMA
Junmai Daiginjo, Ishikawa Shuzo, Rice: Gohyakumangoku, Polishing ratio: 50%, Yeast: unknown, Sake meter: +3, Acidity: 1.5
Alcohol level: 15.2
The appearance is clear with a yellowish tinge, and the taste has a gorgeous spread of ginjo aroma. However, it is slightly sweet despite the sake's +3 sake rating.
Purchased when we had lunch at Ishikawa Sake Brewery...it was ita food.
Tamura Shuzojo, Kaisen, Special Junmai Sake
Purchased at Gyosu.
It is said to be made with yeast T-0223, but I am not sure of the nature of this yeast.
The flavor is a full-bodied type of sake.
All Yamada-Nishiki 50% polished Chikuma-Nishiki, Junmai-Daiginjo
Rice: Yamadanishiki, Purity ratio: 50%, Sake meter: 0-3, Acidity: 1.4-1.7, Amino acidity: 1.6
Amino acidity: 1.6, Alcohol level: 16%, Appearance: Transparent with yellowish tint.
Aroma: Fruity sweet aroma, Taste: Ginjo aroma spreads in the mouth. Taste: Ginjo aroma spreads in the mouth, sweet.
However, it is great that this quality can be ordered online from Amazon for about 1,300 yen.
Izumihashi Aya, Izumihashi Shuzo Co.
Junmai Ginjo, Yamadanishiki, Polishing ratio 58%, Yeast: Kyokai 14
The appearance is transparent with a yellowish tinge.
The ginjo aroma is moderate and the mouthfeel is smooth.
Kumazawa Shuzo, Tensei Senbo.
It is a junmai ginjo made with Yamadanishiki rice polished to 50% and Association No. 901 yeast, so the taste was exactly what we expected: a fluffy spread of umami, but with a lingering finish as a ginjo sake 🤗.