Softly sweet and a little sharp and spicy delicious!
Rice used: rice grown by Tenju Sake Rice Research Association
Contract-cultivated rice suitable for sake brewing
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 15
Sake degree: +2.5
Enzyme used
Mother: ND-4 (Tokyo University of Agriculture short-rotary strain)
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Of course it goes well with tuna
Can be served alone or as a food wine
Sweet and refreshing
Omachi rice + Omachi cold spring
Polishing ratio 60
Alcohol content 15.3
Sake degree +2
Acidity 1.6
Amino acidity 1.4
Blame.
Light cemedine aroma, but
Sweet and easy to drink.
It is similar to Shikishima which we drank together.
but this one has a little stronger attack.
Alcohol content 16%.
100% Asahi rice produced in Bizen Akaban Akasaka
Polishing ratio 50%.
Association No. 14, No. 7 yeast
A refreshing sake with a slight sweetness.
I'm not sure which grade of Yokoyama it is, but as stated on the website, it seems to go well with creamy foods.
This sake is specially made for salmon.
It's dry, with a delicious flavor and a slight sourness that I like.
It's a mystery why they have it in a tuna specialty store.
A sweet and sour sake, as you can imagine from its reddish appearance.
It's a sake made from ancient rice, and I had just wanted to try one, so it was a good opportunity.
A little strong and dry, the acidity is low, and it's refreshing and easy to drink.
I think it was the best match for today's tuna.
It seems that Bunkyo Ward and Tsuwano Town in Shimane Prefecture have an agreement as a place associated with Ogai Mori, and this is the reason why it is in stock.