Sake rice is Asahi rice, and the rice polishing ratio is 60
The brewing water is from the underground water of Mt.
Fresh and fruity ginjo aroma,
The taste is clean and sweet.
It is a bottle that is easy to match with meals.
The sake is lightly nigori (3% nigori).
Sake rice is Yamada-Nishiki, and the rice polishing ratio is 50%.
Elegant, mellow umami and sweetness.
It is easy to drink with a refreshing finish.
Mellow mouthfeel,
The sake has a mild mouthfeel, with a moderate sweetness and a ginjo aroma.
The alcohol content is high at 17 degrees,
It is a bottle that should be savored carefully on its own.
Just as the label implies,
The taste is reminiscent of grapes.
The fruity aroma and the refreshing taste are exquisite,
The fruity aroma and refreshing taste are exquisite.
The sake rice is Aiyama and Ipponshime from Niigata.
It is a limited distribution product.
The soft umami that is typical of Omachi.
AKABU is delicious no matter what you drink,
The brewery's strong awareness of the differences between rice varieties is a testament to the brewery's capabilities,
The brewery has proven its ability.
It is a junmai ginjo, but the rice polishing ratio is 50%.
A super dry version of the White Koji series.
It has the softness of Omachi and the sharpness of a well-fermented sake.
The softness of Omachi and the sharpness of the well-fermented taste.
Although the alcohol content is high at 17
you will find yourself drinking it smoothly.
In addition to its fruity sweetness,
The taste is smooth and fruity with a sweetness unique to kijoshu.
Although the alcohol content is light at 14 degrees Celsius, it is a mellow and drinkable sake,
It is a mellow and rewarding sake.
As the label suggests, it is reminiscent of a mountain stream,
It is characterized by its fresh and clean acidity.
It is supposed to be matched with river fish, but it also goes well with meat dishes,
but it also goes well with meat dishes.
A test brew of Hokusae, Hokkaido's new sake rice.
It is characterized by a full-bodied rice flavor,
It is easy to pair with any meal.
We have high expectations for this new sake rice produced in Hokkaido.
Drinking Comparison, Part 2
Urakasumi style-Traditional Sea
Flamboyance and serenity,
The beautiful sweetness and the umami of the rice,
It is a very well-balanced bottle.
It can be enjoyed on its own.
Sake rice is Yamada-Nishiki, and the rice polishing ratio is 48%.
Drinking Comparison, Part 1
Hakurakusei Style - Evolution of the Earth
This sake is called "the ultimate food sake",
It has a gorgeous taste with a clean aftertaste,
It has a gorgeous taste with a refreshing aftertaste,
It is easy to pair with any meal.
Sake rice is U Yamadanishiki, and the rice polishing ratio is 48%.
Light sweetness typical of summer sake.
Light and refreshing to drink,
It is easy to drink with meals.
The goldfish on the inside of the label is also stylish and cool,
stylish and cool.
BLACK Hitomi was brewed for the first time in 10 years.
It is made with a rice polishing ratio of 80% (sake rice is Ibi no Homare),
The umami, rather than the sweetness, comes to the forefront.
It is a completely different sake from the usual Hatsumi,
It is a completely different sake from the usual Hatsumi, but it has a deep flavor of its own.
Maybe it's a matter of mood,
Even the taste is fashionable.
The sweetness and umami are well balanced,
The alcohol content is slightly light at 14 degrees.
It is fresh and easy to drink.
Sake rice is Yunokou, and the rice polishing ratio is 45%.
It is said to be the culmination of Yamagata sake rice,
The rice is polished to a 48% ratio.
Fresh and fruity ginjo aroma,
The clear and refreshing sweetness.
The brewer in charge this time is Tatenokawa Shuzo.
It has a fruity ginjo aroma reminiscent of bananas,
The fruity ginjo aroma is reminiscent of bananas,
The fruity ginjo aroma is reminiscent of a banana, and the rice flavor is robust.
It is a bottle suitable for the 10th anniversary of Mitsuo Yamakawa.
Sake rice is Miyamanishiki produced in Yamagata, and the rice polishing ratio is 50%.
This sake was entered in the National New Sake Competition.
A gorgeous ginjo aroma,
The flavor of the rice is concentrated in this gem.
Sake rice is Yamadanishiki produced in the special A district Yoshikawa,
Polishing ratio is 30%.
Hi Maa-san!
I have a strong carbonated memory of Mikumari's 2nd and it is delicious and well balanced with the taste 😋.
I have the impression that it is perfect for hot summer 🤗.
Happiness to drink Jikin at home.
Sake rice is 80% Gohyakumangoku and 20% Yamadanishiki.
Polishing ratio is 60%, alcohol content is 15.5%.
It has a relatively mild sweetness.