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Senkin Classic Kame no O is part of the brewery's "classic" series - sake made using traditional brewing methods. Brewed astoundingly using 100% ancient rice Kame no O - a finicky specimen that requires 100% by-hand cultivation.
The fruity aroma and taste are truly superb. It is a perfect match for dry-cured ham, carpaccio, and other dishes that bring out the best in the ingredients.
Aoki Brewery Located On Bokushi Lane Was Founded In 1717. Its Wooden Sign Was Made By Famous Edo-Period Carver Gentaro Kumagi. 12Th Generation President Aoki Aims For A Strong Stamp Of Savor In Contrast To The Light Brisk Taste Typical Of Niigata Sake.
Naturally vegetarian, gluten free and preservative free like all other Sakari products, this junmai sake pairs easily with many foods, making it a great bottle to bring to dinner with friends or to share with family.
The first whiff is one of fruity sweetness, and the marble-white color hints at what’s to come. The medium-to-full body of this sake delivers as promised; the flavor is an alluring mix of sweet fruit and creamy umami.
Distinctive pleasant flowery aroma that reminds a lily of the valley, and elegant transparent feeling. As it goes down, a beautiful after taste undertones of pineapple lingers on.
The fresh, pine aroma draws you in and then keeps you there once you experience its exquisitely balanced flavors of rice sweetness and umami. Enjoy it cold in summer and warm in winter.
The key to this sake is the use of prime well water and top quality rice. Miyao shuzo brewery utilizes well water from the Asahi mountain range, famed for its snowfall and fresh air that's been filtered by the expansive forest.
The aroma calls clearly to ripe melon. On the palate, a bit of sweetness, gentle umami and soft acidity, but with a long finish that is well balanced and elegant. Begs to be served in a wine glass in order to fully experience it's unique aromas.
Although from a reputable brewery from a very historic region, this is not your typical junmai daiginjo. On the palate, it has a layered depth from the Omachi rice grown in Bizen-no-kuni in Okayama prefecture — the birthplace of this heirloom strain.
A rare treat for the adventurous, Kuro Kabuto Muroka Junmai Daiginjo is brewed using Black Koji (Kurokoji) instead of the usual Yellow Koji (Kikoji), contributing to a very unique and interesting flavor profile.
