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Alcoholic beverage information

name of a storehouse

Niigata Meijo
Ojiya City, Niigata Pref.

brand name

N-888 junmai-shu

specific name

Junmai-Shu

Product Information

raw materials
Rice (domestic), rice koji (domestic)
Rice polishing ratio
60%
alcoholic content
15 degrees.
sake leeway
非公開

Niigata Meikozo carefully brews sake in Ojiya City, an environment surrounded by deep snow and rich nature, using clean local water and Echigo rice with advanced techniques inherited from the Echigo Toji clan. The brewery is characterised by Niigata's traditional light, dry sake with a robust flavour.
The name 'N-888 Junmai Sake' comes from the fact that the sake was brewed through a series of 1,200 trial brewings, of which the 888th was the closest to the ideal sake, in order to produce a sake that suited the modern diet. Made from 100% Niigata rice, this new Junmai sake has a heavy aroma reminiscent of bananas and pears, and a light taste like strawberries and lychee. The refreshing acidity is sure to become a habit.

Taste data for everyone.

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1.What is your first scent impression?

1.What is your first scent impression?

Gorgeous sweet fragrance. 29%
Aroma of rice and malted rice 13%
Sour and fresh aroma. 53%
Mild fragrance 6%
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2.What was the first sip of flavour?

2.What was the first sip of flavour?

sweet (voice, fragrance, etc.) 28%
slightly sweet 42%
somewhat hot 25%
spicy 5%
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3.What food would you like to drink it with?

3.What food would you like to drink it with?

cheese 36%
牛ヒレステーキ 15%
キスの天ぷら 25%
海老のトマトクリームパスタ 25%
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4.At what temperature do you think it tastes best?

4.At what temperature do you think it tastes best?

Chill in the fridge. 83%
At room temperature. 14%
Warm it to about human skin. 2%
Hot, hot sake. 1%
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