The Niigata-tanrei style in the Kamo Nishiki style.
The aroma is mild, and the taste is made with luxurious Yamadanishiki rice polished to 40%, bringing out the flavor of the rice.
It has a moderate body and a dignified, beautiful texture and freshness.
Inoue Sake Brewery's top-quality sake, which was most highly rated on TV's "Nippon no Sake" - "cold brewing" for its delicate flavor.
Aromatic apple aroma and a clean, light, dry taste. Only the best of Inoue Shuzo's junmai daiginjos are given the name "Otoko no Honkai. This name is the title of a novel written by Prime Minister Yuko Hamaguchi and Minister of Finance Junnosuke Inoue, who risked their lives to lift the ban on gold for their country, and the text on the label is taken from the handwriting of the author, Saburo Shiroyama. The youngest brother of the third generation Inoue brewer, Junnosuke Inoue served twice as Governor of the Bank of Japan and three times as Minister of Finance.
Selected as "No.1" Junmai-shu in the "Hidden Sake Category" in the March issue of "dancyu" magazine!
It has a youthful flavor with a pleasant aroma while emphasizing the deliciousness of rice. The refreshing aroma that leaves your nose after drinking and the lingering aftertaste in your mouth will linger in your mouth.
It has a good sharpness, so the aftertaste is refreshing.
Yamada-Nishiki and specially blended yeast are used. The aroma is reminiscent of apples, and the fresh, juicy sweetness and umami of rice spread out, with moderate bitterness and acidity intertwined in good balance.
The concept of sake expands. Aged for a long time in sherry casks and then slowly aged in bottles. It is more like a Western sake (brandy) than a Japanese sake.
Pale golden hue. Complex and dense aroma with notes of dried apricot, honey, and a hint of minty notes.
Voluminous acidity and sweetness with a pleasant bitter aftertaste.
Limited distribution in Chiba Prefecture/ Limited number of stores and sales.
The aroma is sweet like a pear. The gasiness and fresh acidity keep the mouth fresh. The aftertaste is crisp with a slight lingering aftertaste.
Refreshing aroma reminiscent of yellow peach, banana, pear, and berries. The flavor of Yamada-Nishiki from the Tokushu A district spreads across the palate, giving it a well-balanced taste.
Junmai Daiginjo made from "Tokusoku Yamadanishiki" produced in Hyogo Prefecture. It has a gorgeous ginjo aroma and a soft mouthfeel. It has a harmonious taste with an enticing rich sweetness.
Tsukishiro is made from 40% polished Yamadanishiki and has a light but deep flavor. The gentle ginjo aroma and the flavor of Yamadanishiki spread elegantly. It is a gem with a tight and sharp taste without any cloying flavor. This sake needs to be kept refrigerated at -6°C.
This is the first junmai ginjo-shu in the Hishiko series to be made entirely from Niigata Prefecture. Rounded standing aroma, clean taste, and soft thickness. The finish is firm and dry.