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Another of Senkin’s “Classic” edition, pasteurized just once so it retains a high level of freshness. The soft texture and light sweetness on the nose has you floating in fluffy clouds over fields of white flowers.
True sake lovers will be satisfied with a glass of yamahai sake. Tamanohikari Brewing Company spends extra time and care during the brewing process, but the result is well worth the wait.
Tengumai Black is aged in Shata Shuzo's brewery for much longer than the rest of their line, and the effect is quite apparent - the elegant, mature aroma and taste mend and mellow the cracks in one's soul. Best enjoyed chilled.
“Tenkawa” is named after Tenkawa Shrine, god of entertainment and performing arts. It has a rich, enticing aroma that makes you want to dance followed by a sharp, dry quality with an intriguing umami touch.
Traditionally used for celebrations and special occasions, taru sake is quite arduous to make today, but this one is bottled for everyday celebrations. Enjoy this mouthwatering sake and immerse yourself in its bright yet calming effect.
Nose full of malt and alluring honey, which goes along with the slight gold tint of the sake. On the tongue this sake delivers a bright macadamia nut flavor backed by caramel sweetness with just a touch of astringency.
With many sake being brewed with Yamadanishiki rice, it can be easy to forget that other rice can be used as well. This semi-dry junmai daiginjo breaks from the norm and uses Hattannishiki rice, which has been grown in Hiroshima for a long time.
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.
Kuro Kabuto Muroka Junmai Daiginjo 720ml 黒兜無濾過純米大吟醸
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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.
There are a few sake rice you probably hear about a lot, but this sake utilizes one that’s not so common, Tsuyuhakaze from Nara. The brewers wanted to make a dry-style sake that went beyond being just dry.
Junmai sake, with umami from rice and pleasant acidity. Enjoyable in any temperature from cold to hot. A sake that enhances the flavor of any food it is paired with.
