It's a raw sake with aluzome, but I've been hooked on it lately. I used to be more inclined toward junmai (pure rice) sake, but this kind of thick, robust sake is also a swamp.
Sasaki Shuzo's sake is very rare, but this was the first time I encountered it as their flagship brand, "Jurakudai".
To be honest, all of the Sasaki sake I have had so far, regardless of the specs, have not been all that different. To be honest, all of the sake I have had from Mr. Sasaki's brewery, regardless of the specs, have not been all that different from each other.
However, since the waste sake tanks that seemed to be the cause of this problem have been cleaned out, this sake may suggest a new Sasaki's sake different from the previous ones.
Wakamizu from Aichi Prefecture is used. Although it is called undiluted sake, it is a little sweet and feels light.
It is purchased at the brewery in Kanie. There is an unexpected exhibit in the sales area ^ ^ According to the person of the brewery, they have no business partners and sell almost only directly.
This is a brewery-only sake with a cute illustration of a cat purchased at a brewery in Yuzawa City. The acidity, which slightly reminds you of caramel, is impressive, and the lingering aroma invites you to drink more. It is made from "Gin-san" sake rice.