It is said that  sake is a sake that balances the sake without eliminating any of its shortcomings.
It has a wide range of flavors and goes well with food.
Rice from one of only 30 local contract farmers.
Akitsuho.
Aroma like white peaches.
Fresh, slightly carbonated, fruity sweetness spreads in the mouth. The taste is clean but has depth. Calm and well-balanced.
Hannya-yu means "alcohol" in the Buddhist world. According to the teachings, drinking was forbidden in order to overcome the severe cold, and it is thought that drinking would have been permitted if it was for healing illnesses, etc. "Hannya (meaning "wisdom") hot water" was used to drink sake.
Deep taste, mellow mouthfeel. A mature taste.
Sake with a strong and sturdy body. It has a firm cohesiveness. It is brewed with hard water. The flavor of the Yamada-Nishiki rice is brought out as much as possible.
Sake made from Toyama Prefecture's sake rice, Yuyamanishiki.
It has a delicate and elegant taste that does not strongly assert itself. It is moderately dry to take away the languor of summer. Comfortable!
Aroma of sweet chestnuts and cream cheese.
The mouthfeel is sweet, with a natural flavor derived from the malt, and the palate is full and rich, but not cloying.
The finish is smooth and smooth,
The aftertaste is smooth.
It is easy to drink chilled, and when lukewarm, you can enjoy its soft and gentle sweetness.
It is easy to drink chilled, and when lukewarm, you can enjoy its soft and gentle sweetness.