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The yeast give a lovely rose color but don’t let that throw you off
A light but full flavor
Very drinkable!
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Miyama Nishiki milled to a semibuai of 60%
Very full flavored with some acidity
Amazingly goes very well with pasta and red sauce along with garlic bread
I look forward to trying it at jukon in the future!
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Yamaha Nishiki milled to a semibuai of 50%
#9 yeast
This is a wonderfully flavored nama
Certainly more than you might expect from a typical ginjo
Pairs well with heartier foods
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Tamasakae rice milled to a semaibuai of 60%
#1401 yeast
Excellent nama flavor with some “bite”
Almost a spice flavor to it
Absolutely clean finish
Goes very well with pizza
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Very light… not surprised with a SMV of +12
Still flair that comes through
Better as a second sale of the night
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A real surprise
Rich umami flavor that will pair well with many foods!
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The flavor chilled is fine
Warmed to jukon, however, an entirely different experience.
The hints of oak are much more pronounced.
A slight twinge of sweetness comes out with the warmth.
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100% Yamada Nishiki milled to a semaibuai of 50%
A completely classic Junmai Daiginjo
Melon notes
Slightly floral
Stands up to a stronger flavor
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Gohyaku Mangoku and yamada Nishiki milled to a semaibuai of 55%
Very floral but full of flavor
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Yamada Nishiki and Hattan Nishiki rice
A very complex mix of flavors that defies easy characterization
Mint, cocoa, fruit
Really interesting!
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Tried it at room temperature, chilled, and at ju-kon
There is a real “bread taste” that comes out at ju-kon
The consensus was that chilled was preferred
(I know… heathen Americans…🤣)
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100% Hidahomare rice
Why the label says “rice wine” I cannot fathom… must be for the US
Definitely fuller undercurrents than many Junmai Ginjo
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Very light with an underlying umami that is wonderful
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Nihonbare and yamada Nishiki milled to a semaibuai of 60%
#1801,#9E, and E901
There is so much packed into this!
Crisp flavor but will seem more sweet with spicy foods
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Gohyaku Mangoku
Could easily be a Ginjo/daiginjo
Very crisp clean flavor
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Gohyaku Mangoku milled to a semaibuai of 50%
A very nice and light beverage for a lovely spring evening
Not a thick mouth feel and a crisp finish
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Shiboritate
Gohyaku Mangoku milled to a semaibuai of 50%
SMV +1 acidity 2.0
Very bright and “tangy” flavor
Absolutely delicious
Pairsed very well with grilled chicken, asparagus, and corn
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Yamada Nishiki milled to a semaibuai of 60%
17%ABV
Does not taste that strong
A lovely flavor but “dangerous”
🤔😎
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Gohakyu milled to a semaibuai of 65%
#7 yeast
Very traditional kimoto flavor
A lovely beverage!
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Omachi rice milled to a semaibuai of 50%
#901 yeast
A much lighter and fruity flavor than the previous one tonight
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