Trial Plan 江戸紫 EDOMURASAKI Shinshu(New Sake) : 720ml x 3 Alc.15-18%
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Sign inSign in to add items to your cartProduct name | Sasanishiki Tokubetsu Junmaishu Namachozoshu Urakasumi |
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Details | This special Junmai sake is brewed using Sasanishiki rice, which is widely known as an iconic food rice of Miyagi Prefecture. In order to elevate its freshness, the sake is subject to only one round of heat treatment during bottling to create a subtle sweetness and freshness reminiscent of the New Year. |
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-Sake rice: Sasanishiki -Rice polishing ratio: 60% -Alcohol content: 17% -Sake meter value: 1 |
Taste | A pleasant acidity with the delicate umami notes and sweetness of rice |
Aroma | A mild, fruity aroma with a fresh and crisp sweetness |
Food Pairing | Taimeshi (sea bream rice) and tempura |
Product name | Yoshinogawa Shinshu |
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Details | This junmai daiginjo-shu is brewed in the harsh winter climate of Nagaoka with carefully polished sake rice produced in Niigata Prefecture, using traditional brewing techniques handed down from generation to generation over 470 years. It boasts a gentle ginjo aroma and a clean, refreshing mouthfeel with an elegant rice flavor and sweetness. |
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-Sake rice: Shuzokotekimai (Niigata Prefecture) -Rice polishing ratio: 65% -Alcohol content: 14% -Sake meter value: -10 |
Taste | Slightly sweet with a well-balanced acidity |
Aroma | Boasts a mild fruity aroma |
Food Pairing | Pairs well with sweet-and-sour meatballs, tempura of wild vegetables, teriyaki yellowtail, etc. |
Product name | Ishizuchi Tezukuri Junmai UBU |
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Details | Refreshingly crisp, this freshly-squeezed junmai sake is produced in the brewery's first pressing of the year. |
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-Sake rice: Matsuyamamitsui (Ehime Prefecture) -Rice polishing ratio: 60% -Alcohol content: 16% -Sake meter value: 3 |
Taste | Has a light and mild taste |
Aroma | Boasts a melon-like ginjo aroma |
Food Pairing | Pairs well with tempura and dishes that use dashi soup stock |