Atago no Matsu Junmai Ginjo Sasara
This sake has a fruity aroma that spreads and disappears, leaving a refreshing acidity in the aftertaste.
It is a SILVER award-winning sake in the Junmai Ginjo category at the SAKE COMPETITION 2018, the world's largest sake competition.
Hiroshima Prefecture Nakao Jozo Gen Junmai Ginjo
Simple and deep flavor brewed with Hiroshima's sake rice Hachitan-Nishiki
Served with my favorite "Aji no Mentaiko" from Fukuya 😊.
Haginotsuru Junmai Ginjyo Betsujikomi Kotatsu Neko Nama Nama Sake Hagino Shuzo, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan
Fresh, fragrant and slightly carbonated, with a gentle sweetness that spreads lightly on the palate.
The "kotatsu cat label" is cute 😺.
HIKKOMI Junmai Hatsushiborisake Nama Sake - If you're going to drink it with fish, it's got to be HIKKOMI - Hirako-shuzo
Soft umami and a beautiful sweetness that goes well with seafood.
Ki Special Junmai 60
Delicious with a clean acidity and citrus-like freshness.
Winner of the 2003 dancyu magazine's "First prize in the category of hidden masterpieces of regional sake.
Hamachidori Junmai Sake Iwate Prefecture
It has a mild mouthfeel that never gets old, with a gentle sweetness and umami flavor that is delicious 🍶.
Goes well with "Kama-boiled Seko crab in its shell 🦀😋" from Kami Town, Hyogo Prefecture.
Matsunoshi Junmai Daiginjo Ryuoh Yamadanishiki (Matsuse Shuzo) Shiga Prefecture, Japan
This sake has a refreshing junmai aroma and goes well with Goshoku (a traditional Japanese food festival).
Known by the nickname "Blue," this popular sake won a gold medal in the sake category at the 2007 IWC, a world-class sake competition.
Junmai Shu, a pure rice sake from the traditional sake brewing method, Matsu no Tsukasa
Natural umami, good acidity and sharpness, good aroma.
Goes well with fugu sashimi, tecchiri, deep-fried fugu, and fin sake!