This season, a Japanese brewer and an American brewer have teamed up to brew a new series of Tetorigawa neo, a sake with a new sensibility, planned, produced, and labeled by young brewers, with the idea of "Japanese brewing and good sake. The brewer says, "This season, a Japanese brewer and an American brewer have teamed up to brew this sake with the idea of 'Japanese brewing excellence. It has the acidity of Yamahai sake, and the freshness of unfiltered unpasteurized sake. It has a gaseous taste and is very tasty.
This is a particular Sakè, only 3% of rice has been polished, almost noting but the flavor is soft and it has not any unpleasantness.
Instead is very gentle and a little sweet.
I like this!
The label says aged 18 years, but the master has storered this sakè for other 4 years, so now it is 22 years old!!
Love this kind of sakè, I've been always a fan of aged sakè, but this is one the best I have ever taste.
The typical aged flavor has a strong presence with a bit sweetness, for a total roundness.
This is the only Yamahai sakè produced in Kochi Prefecture.
I got this sakè served at ambient temperature, the flavor is dry the right bitterness and the deepness that I like very much.