Trial Plan 江戸紫 EDOMURASAKI Summer and Autumn Sake : 720ml x 6 Alc.15-18%
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Sign inSign in to add items to your cartProduct name | Kura no Hana Junmai Daiginjo Raw Stored Sake – Urakasumi |
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Details | We stored this Junmai Daiginjo, with its gentle and refined flavor, raw, then heat-treated it just once to flesh out its freshness and soft sweetness. We used "Kura no Hana" rice from Miyagi Prefecture to express the characteristics of the region. The fruity and gentle aroma is elegant and invites the next sip. We hope you enjoy this Junmai Daiginjyo Raw Stored Sake, which is only availble in “Kayoi-tokuri”. |
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-Sake rice: Kura no Hana -Rice polishing ratio: 40% -Alcohol content: 15% -Sake meter value: +1 |
Taste | Light, bright acidity and a slight sweetness |
Aroma | A sweet, gently aroma |
Food Pairing | Tomato and cheese caprese, white fish meuniere |
Product name | Daiginjo Genshu |
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This Daiginjo Genshu sake is brewed using only Niigata rice in the harsh winter climate of Nagaoka by harnessing traditional techniques that have been handed down over the last 470 years. It has a graceful and elegant aroma, a slightly dry flavor, and deep umami notes with a crisp aftertaste. This sake is best enjoyed alongside dishes with strong flavors. |
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-Sake rice: Niigata rice -Rice polishing ratio: 50% -Alcohol content: 18% -Sake meter value: Undisclosed |
Taste | A rich flavor reminiscent of undiluted sake |
Aroma | A fruity, apple-like ginjo aroma |
Food Pairing | Eel, Steak, Pizza |
Product name | Ishizuchi Tokubetsu Junmai Natsu Junmai |
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Details | This Natsu Junmai is brewed by extracting the full flavor of 100% Shizuku-Ehime rice produced in Ehime Prefecture, an excellent rice cultivar for brewing sake. This handcrafted Junmai has been imbued with Ishizuchi's distinctive character with the painstaking processing of ingredients (hand-washing of rice and using the hako-koji method), which then undergo low-temperature fermentation over a period of at least 30 days. The brewed sake is stored in the brewery at a low temperature of 5℃. |
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-Sake rice: Shizuku-Ehime rice produced in Ehime Prefecture -Rice polishing ratio: 60% -Alcohol content: 16% -Sake meter value: +5.5 |
Taste | This sake has a delicate rice flavor and a smooth finish tinged with firm notes of acidity. |
Aroma | An aroma reminiscent of melon that has ripened early |
Food Pairing | Summer seasonal ingredients (eggplant, tomato sauce, etc.) |
Product name | Special Junmai Sake Ginno Iroha Uragasumi |
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This special junmai sake is made using Ginno Iroha, a new variety of sake rice produced in Miyagi. This sake is characterized by its full rice flavor, softness on the palate, and mild banana and strawberry fragrance. It goes well with autumnal foods with umami, and will add a touch of color to your meals. |
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-Sake rice: Ginno Iroha -Rice polishing ratio: 60% -Alcohol content: 15% -Sake meter value: +2 |
Taste | Taste the harmony between the gentle rice flavor and soft sweetness. |
Aroma | The mellow fragrance of bananas and strawberries |
Food Pairing | Yakitori (grilled chicken), grilled fish with moderate flavor and fat, like mackerel or saury |
Product name | Tokubetsu Junmai Hiyaoroshi |
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This sake is brewed using Gohyakumangoku sake rice cultivated in Niigata Prefecture and heat-treated right after it is pressed before the sake is gradually aged over the summer. The aged sake in the tank is then bottled raw without further heat treatment so that its original flavors can be preserved and enjoyed. This special Junmai sake is perfectly aged and has a great depth of flavor. |
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-Sake rice: Gohyakumangoku (Niigata Prefecture) -Rice polishing ratio: 60% -Alcohol content: 15% -Sake meter value: Undisclosed |
Taste | A great depth of flavor |
Aroma | The subtle aroma of the rice |
Food Pairing | Oden, yakitori (tare sauce), sauteed mushrooms |
Product name | Ishizuchi Junmai Ginjo Aiyama 50 Hiyaoroshi |
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Aiyama is a precious sake rice cultivar that has its roots in both the original Omachi cultivar and the Yamada-nishiki cultivar, the king of sake rice. The cultivation of Aiyama rice is limited to certain areas in Hyogo Prefecture as its large grain size and tall straws cause it to be prone to falling over, making it a challenging variety that few farmers grow despite its superior qualities. The smooth umami hints of rice that are distinctive of Ishizuchi sake are coupled with complex, three-dimensional notes to create a flavor profile with multiple layers like a juni-hitoe outfit. |
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-Sake rice: Aiyama rice produced in Hyogo Prefecture -Rice polishing ratio: 50% -Alcohol content: 16% -Sake meter value: -2 |
Taste | A mellow and accommodating flavor profile |
Aroma | A graceful ginjo aroma with a touch of elegance |
Food Pairing | Pan-seared sea bream, braised turbot, swordfish steak |