It was easy to drink like a juice.
It was made in Sangenjaya, Tokyo.
We had a chance to taste it at the liquor store.
Product Specifications
~native bleuberry~ recipe no. 038
Rice used: Dewa-Sanshu and Glossy Hime from Yamagata Prefecture
Auxiliary Material: Blueberries grown in Kodaira City, Tokyo
Production method: ... High temperature Hakkouji sake brewing method
Alcohol content: 12%.
Acidity.... 8.0
Sake meter value ... -24
At Saishi, a sake brewery in Iwase, Toyama City.
We had many kinds of Manjusen.
This is a blended drink. I detected a milky flavor. (Interesting, so I bought it.)
At Saishi, a sake brewery in Iwase, Toyama City. We had many kinds of Manjusen.
They say it's a bottle imported from France.
Stylish and nice. They also export it.
At Saishi, a sake brewery in Iwase, Toyama City.
We had many kinds of Manjusen.
It's made in oak barrels so it has a rich, brandy-like flavor.
I want to try it over vanilla ice cream!
At Saishi, a sake brewery in Iwase, Toyama City.
We had many kinds of Manjusen.
It has a sweet taste and is good as an aperitif.
I remembered what the guy at the restaurant told me, that the unpasteurized noble sake is delicious when warmed up.