It is a gift.
It is a draft sake, but not so shrieky and can be opened right away.
It is refreshingly fruity with an apple-like aroma and taste.
It is so fruity that one forgets it is sake.
The koji rice is 50% polished Yamadanishiki and the kake rice is 60% Yamadanishiki.
From the website of Tanzan Shuzo
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This Junmai Daiginjo is made from 35% polished Yamada-Nishiki and fermented at low temperature. It has a full flavor and a delicate, aromatic taste.
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Ingredients: Yamadanishiki rice grown in-house
Polishing ratio 35
Sake degree 4
Alcohol 16
Acidity 1.4
It costs 11,000 yen for a four-pack bottle and is enclosed in a tobin (also known as hukuro-huri, hoshi-shu, shizukushi-shu, shizukutori...). The bottle was 180ml at a roadside station.
I bought a 180 ml bottle at a roadside station.
The old man at the roadside station said that it was also presented to the imperial family, but I couldn't find that on the official website.
He explained that all the work is done with great care.
It tastes soooo good.
Even though it was nigori, I didn't up and down the bottle before pouring, so I drank it in an uncloudy state. w
Even so, it was a very tasty sake with just the right amount of acidity and mellowness.
This sake was also purchased after being asked to select a sake that goes well with soba noodles.
It is a good sake with a good aroma of honjozo, spicy, and goes well with both Soba and a dish.
This sake was purchased after the store staff selected a sake that goes well with soba.
We were allowed to bring it to the restaurant before it opened and paired it with Soba, which was extremely delicious! It was very tasty! You can drink it easily without disturbing any meals.
Kaze no Mori is made with brown Akitsuho rice.
The bubbles are fizzy.
The taste is also gorgeous. I was expecting it to be more bland because of the brown rice, but it was a gorgeous and delicious sake.
Haneya Daiginjo with strength in its softness.
It was a gift from a friend.
It is easy to drink, and in no time at all, we had a toast.... No, it was a dry bottle? No, it was a dry bottle.
I bought this on a recent trip.
Recommended by the guy at the liquor store.
Made on 4/3.
According to the introduction,
The brewer's catchphrase is "Thanks to the blessings of the beautiful Miwa region," and the brewery's brewing process is exactly as described in the brewery's catchphrase.
The brewer's catchphrase is "In appreciation of the blessings of the beautiful Sanwa," and it is a junmai ginjo sake that is truly dedicated to the estate where it is brewed.
Maruyama Sake Brewery is located in Tonowa, Sanwa-ku, Joetsu City, Niigata Prefecture, on the western edge of the Toutoujou Hills, where the remains of old kilns from the Jomon period still remain, and the area was called Hinamori Township in ancient times.
The taste is slightly different from the traditional Yukichubai, being a light and refreshing type.
The taste is a little different from the traditional Yukinakubai, being a light and refreshing type.
.... I tried it at room temperature, and it was quite full. I am looking forward to drinking it chilled tomorrow.