A genuine junmai ginjo-shu with carbon dioxide gas, not a micro-firing sake. It has a moderate sweetness and is very drinkable and delicious.
Alcohol content: 15%.
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Since I have been stationed overseas, it has been a long time since I have enjoyed sake. Sake that is not broken is very precious and I drink it from time to time, but I can only savor it like this during the New Year's holidays when it is a gift. It has no bitterness, and as it approaches room temperature, the elegant sweetness comes through.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Rice polishing ratio: 39
It is soft on the palate with an elegant sweetness and gorgeousness. It has a refreshing aftertaste and is delicious on its own, but is also recommended as a food sake.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Rice polishing ratio: 50
The aroma is subdued, but there is a gaseous sensation on the palate. It is slightly light and refreshing, but gradually becomes more complex with a touch of bitterness.
Alcohol content: 17%.
The wine has a penetrating sweetness with a complex aftertaste of bitterness. It has a bubbly taste and can be enjoyed in a variety of ways.
Rice polishing ratio: 50%.
Alcohol content: 16.3
It has a rich aroma and fruity flavor. It also has the gravity of a ripe muscat, making it a high-spec Junmai sake.
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 16%.
It is heavy and juicy, as is typical of Yamahai, and its juiciness is fully conveyed. The sweetness is moderate, but the refreshing citrus-like acidity is also characteristic.
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 14%.
The strong fizziness conveys moderate acidity and meloniness, and a moderate sweetness. It is refreshing and easy to drink, a good combination with Omachi rice. One of the best recent bottles.
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 16%.
The top. The aroma is moderate, but when you put it in your mouth, you can feel the muscat flavor all over. Light and good for eating.
Alcohol content: 15%.
Rice polishing ratio: 50
It starts with a fruity sweetness, followed by complex flavors such as sourness and bitterness that spread in the mouth. The aftertaste is refreshing, but the wine is very drinkable.
Rice polishing ratio: 49
Alcohol content: 16%.
It deserves a special mention for its freshness, elegant sweetness and gorgeousness. A perfect balance and one of the best and measure for me.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Rice polishing ratio: 50% (100% Hwasoi)
The aroma is subdued, but has a good sense of cloying flavor and a slight lingering aftertaste. The flavor broadens as the temperature rises.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Rice Polishing Ratio: 50% for Koji rice, 60% for Kake rice
It is delicious with a soft mouthfeel and a light, unobtrusive sweetness. It has a subtle aftertaste and a refreshing aftertaste, making it a good mid-meal drink.
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 15%.
It starts with a full-bodied sweetness typical of tasyu, but its richness is moderate. It has a refreshing aftertaste, making it a good mid-meal drink.
Alcohol content: 16% (100% Kojo-nishiki)
Rice polishing ratio: 50
From the refreshing aroma of green apples to the unmistakable Oumachi
The penetrating sweetness is impressive. There is a slight bitterness on the palate, leaving a subtle aftertaste.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Rice Polishing Ratio: 40% for Koji rice, 50% for Kake rice
It is soft on the palate and has a juicy, robust flavor that is typical of Kame-no-o. The finish is crisp and spicy, but the bitterness is also well conveyed.
Alcohol content: 17 to 18 degrees Celsius
Rice polishing ratio: 55