A collaboration of four breweries in the San'in region.
I drank it warmed, and it was soft and simply gentle. It is soft and gentle, but has a strong sake aftertaste.
Kitajima KAN TOAD - Shimotsuki Ver.
Yamadanishiki, additive-free yeast, pure rice sake
The last of the hot sake, KANGAERU, is a yeast additive-free version of YAMADA NISHIKI.
Dry hot sake is delicious.
Ingredients : Rice(domestic), Rice malt(domestic)
Rice type used: Yamadanishiki
Rice Polishing Ratio:55
Sake meter rating: +5.5
Acidity: 1.8
Yeast used: No yeast added
Alcohol percentage: 17
Chabujyoji
Hirotogawa, Fukushima, Junmai Nigori Nama
Brilliant and sharp
Balance of sweetness and acidity
Creamy, naturally drink it cold.
It goes down well.
Rice used: "Yumenokou" from Fukushima Prefecture
Polishing 60
Strength 16%.
Chubajinji
It's the season for hot sake.
Shiga's Sugi Nishiki, Tamae Yamahai Junmai
Sake degree +13
Acidity 1.6
Alcohol content 15.5
Rice: 100% Tamakae from Shiga Prefecture
Rice polishing ratio 65% (only the rice used for the 720ml sake is 70%, all other rice is 65%)
Yeast used: Kyokai No. 701
Chabujinshi
Sake that has few peculiarities and can be drunk plainly. It has a strong full-bodied flavor and umami, with a really faint bitterness at the end. It has an honorable taste.
Both the front and the back of the bottle are carbonated and refreshing. It has a gentle sweetness due to its light nigori taste. It is an elegant sake that does not make you feel the alcohol content.
The last sake of the day was from Shimane.
Ten Asahi Hiyahiroshi (Hiyahiroshi)
A dry junmai that tastes very good hot.
Rice: Shimane Gohyakumangoku
Polishing 70%.
Yeast: Association No. 701
Sake degree +10.5
Sakumoji
I wanted a slightly dry cold sake, and Kushira's Junmai Ikki Hara Sake came up. Probably this year's sake.
It is a sake made from rice grown in their own rice paddies.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Rice, Rice Koji/60% Yamadanishiki produced in Kushira, Gosho City, Nara Prefecture (in-house cultivated)
Raw yeast / Association No. 6
Fire-quenched / Unfiltered
Sakujoushi
Kume cherry blossoms in Tottori. Encountered again.
First time in 7 months.
Dry, robust sake suitable for hot sake.
Rice: Yamanishiki produced in the Yamada rice field in Yatsugo, Tottori Prefecture.
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 15%.
Yeast: No yeast added
Sake meter: +5, Acidity: 2.4, Amino acidity: 2.3
Sakujoushi