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The nuanced nose includes notes of salted Asian pear, sweet custard, orange creamsicle, subtle banana, and jasmine. The gently mouthwatering palate has a creamy mouthfeel and a very fine, silky texture with flavors of melon, vanilla, banana, and cream.
Aged sake that has aged beautifully with snow and sleep, Utilizing the power of nature in Uonuma, one of Japan's heaviest snowfall areas, this sake is aged for 8 years in a low-temperature storage room "Yukimuro" that stores 1,000 tons of snow.
Smooth and balanced like you expect an E&J Brandy to be, E&J Apple brandy is blended with apple liqueur, giving it a sweet, crisp flavor with just a hint of vanilla and caramel.
Niwa no Uguisu 60 Junmai Ginjo hails from the Chikugo region in Kyushu, Japan, an area renowned for its pristine water sources and rich sake-brewing heritage.
This process imparts a unique medium-dry profile, blending with flavors of sweet orange and subtle barley notes that lead to a lingering finish. If you appreciate umami, this sake won’t disappoint.
This Junmai Daiginjo sake aims to return to the essence of sake making. It features a fruity, dry profile with an exquisitely aromatic quality. The fragrance of green apples and Asian pear, along with a subtle resin note, enhances its smooth.
Homare Yuzu Aladdin is a culinary delight that offers a unique tasting experience. Produced by Homare Sake Breweries, this exceptional creation blends the vibrant zest of yuzu with the rich tradition of sake-making.
Dark red. Red fruits with mixed spice; cinnamon and nutmeg, Christmas spice. Cooler fruit spectrum with pepper and roasted capsicum. Red berry, blueberry, with summer pudding and cherry. Oak in the background adds layers of flavor and texture.
A brightly textured sake with a light touch, lean structure moving into notes of ruby red grapefruit and a tingly dry finish. Pair with richer fare like tuna steaks, roasted chicken, or soy-braised root vegetables.
Shichida's challenge to disproof the notion that lower numbers in rice polishing is always better. With the least amount of polishing, Shichida is still able to brew this high quality full-body, engaging sake from start to finish.
