Sparkling 50% Junmai Daiginjo-class rice polished from carefully selected Yamadanishiki sake rice
14% alcohol by volume
Fine and delicate bubbles due to secondary fermentation in the bottle!
Refreshing aroma, light cloudy and gorgeous soft bubbles.
Gentle sweetness, one bottle gone in no time 😆.
100% Hitogochi produced in Tochigi Prefecture
16% alcohol by volume
Seasonal activated nigori sake.
I was nervous when I opened the bottle, but it didn't have a lot of sizzle...
Silky and full-bodied as only nigori can be.
It has a sweetness, but it's not too strong...
Organic Kame-no-o 80%, reduced pesticide Yamada-Nishiki 20%.
13% alcohol by volume
Additive-free, sake brewing based on the philosophy of "Edo-style brewing.
Soft sweetness and acidity are exquisite.
Very smooth on the palate!
Best ❤️
Thanks again, Jay & Nobby 😊.
I drank the retro and modern (both fire-brewed) after my Edo return!
I haven't had the Happo or Nama yet, so I'm looking forward to the future!
100% Yamada-Nishiki
Polishing ratio: 45
Alcohol content: 14
Otters' sparkling wine that we often see these days.
It has been produced since 1993.
Lightly cloudy and milky!
Slightly sweet and smooth.
The rich aroma fills your mouth with happiness!
It's still Tuesday and I've done it...
Ingredient rice: Organic Kame-no-o from Tochigi Prefecture
SENKYO's concept is "supernatural sake and completely additive-free.
Super natural sake with no additives.
I found a lot of difficult words when I looked it up, but...
Anyway, it was delicious!
Am I the only one who felt melon🍈?
The sweetness and soft acidity are exquisite!
I want to drink it every day!
I'm also happy that it's 13% alcohol by volume!
I love Senkou even more now that I know how it's made 😊.
Summer nigori" 🐼 brewed with Yamahai brewing method
15%.
I was attracted to "Summer Nigori".
Light sweetness, creamy but with a spicy aftertaste.
The brewer's recommendation is to drink it with soda.
I tried it, but I preferred it as is.
100% Yamae Nishiki produced in Nagano Prefecture
15% alcohol
Lightly cloudy and soft~!
My favorite taste!
Aromatic, yet refreshingly smooth...
I drank a lot of it even though it's 15%...
Too delicious!
Alcohol: 13%.
The tag "Bubble Foam Method" was attached to the bottle, so I mistakenly assumed it was a soursop💦.
It is said to be "Yamazato's original method to trap the bubbles created during the fermentation process inside the bottle"...
It wasn't bubbly, but it was sweet and delicious!
Made with 100% "Comet" rice from Hokkaido
Strength: 14% alcohol by volume
It was so delicious that I was impressed~!
After a few days, the sweetness increased.
Akita Prefecture's new brand rice "Sakihokore
12% alcohol
Slightly cloudy with the sweetness of fine rice
The sweetness of the rice is the best!
It was so good that I went to buy more the next day and they were sold out 😭.
I want to taste it again!
10.5° ultra-low alcohol sake
Brewed with a wish for a joyful and open summer!
Before summer ends...
This is the first sake I have ever felt "easy to drink"!
~Snowflake specifications
Liked it so much I bought more!
I love the strong carbonation, the sweetness of the rice, and the way the oli dances around nicely!
Visit Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum
Sake "Mizore-shu" with a fee-based tasting (¥450)
When they poured the sake from the bottle into a bowl that was cooled down to a crisp, it froze like frozen!
It's a wonder 😆.
It tasted just like sake itself!
It was too hot outside, so we ate it like ice cream!
thirteen degrees
Distributed only by the "Matsu-no-ji Koshikomi no Kai," a special distributor of Matsu-no-ji mainly in Shiga Prefecture.
It was sweet and sour with a modern style.
It was dry and had a sake-like taste.
It was less fizzy than I imagined.