Uses Yamada Nishiki from Akitsu, a special A district in Hyogo Prefecture. We asked Mr. Tokura, who has the best skill in this area, to cultivate. Yamada Nishiki was cultivated in the best way, such as organic fertilizer, shape -shaped cultivation, and Inagi hanging. Rice polished to 35 % is divided into small and carefully washed rice. I chose a koji lid, how to make the best koji, which is the most time -consuming. Fermented slowly at low temperatures. The finished liquor has been aged for more than 3 years at minus 3 degrees after bottling. The fragrance changes to a mellow mouthfeel by leaving the freshness and alcohol meetings. A refreshing finish while feeling the mellow mouthfeel and elegant rice taste. It is a liquor with a long lingering sound.
The pinnacle of sake — pure rice, no added alcohol, extraordinary precision.
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