Judan Jikomi has a refined sweetness and complexity akin to a succulent dessert wine. Ozeki carefully brews this sake at low temperature, making the process take nearly three times longer.
The powerful aroma greets you with a delicious peach scent, which hints at the flavor. Each sip brings a sweetness that plays out on your palate before it's wrapped up by a surprising dryness.
Take a taste of scientific endeavor! Sakamai Kikusui Genshu is made with Kikusui rice, which almost went extinct around 1945. Fortunately, brewers at Kikusui brought the famed rice back from the brink using the only 25 remaining rice grains.
This junmai ginjo is brewed with water that started as snow in the mountains around the brewery and, over many years, melted then filtered through the earth.
This is the special limited Junmai Daiginjo sake with a deep aroma that carries undertone of fruits like peach, mango, pear, and banana. An elegant and mellow taste continues on to its long finish.
By using rich rice and soft water, Nagai has managed to produce a fine sake with a sweet creamy essence. The inspiration for the drink came from the flowers that bloom in Oze valley, where the sake is brewed.
Made in the historical sake region of Kobe, Japan, this Nama Genshu Junmai Ginjo is round, creamy and fruity. Packed with flavor and body, this sake is highly parable with a wide range of richly reasoned and dynamic dishes.
Combining the luscious aromas and fresh crispness of nama-genshu sake in convenient bottle can form, experience the invigorating fruitiness and delicate finish of this unpasteurised junmai daiginjo sake.
For those who love tart umeshu and sake. This addicting umeshu finds balance between the sweetness and juicy acidity by introducing Juro Ume, a plum local to the Kanagawa prefecture.
