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ポストに届く「日本酒定期便」

The drinks I drank this time were

name of a storehouse

Henmi Sake Brewery
Sado City, Niigata Pref

brand name

Shinryou Yamahai Junmai Daiginjo

specific name

Junmai Daiginjo

Product Information

raw materials
Rice (domestic), rice koji (domestic)
Rice polishing ratio
50%
alcoholic content
16.8
sake leeway
-1~+1

Itzumi Sake Brewery is the smallest sake brewery on Sado Island, famous for its gold mines. It is the only brewery on Sado Island that brews sake using the Yamahai method, which is rare in the prefecture.
The production volume is small, but the sake produced by the brewer and his staff, who are committed to the principle of 'beautiful sake with a true face', has a taste that only the Itzumi Shuzo can produce with the utmost attention to the five senses.
The Maryo Yamahai Junmai Daiginjo is a junmai daiginjo made from Niigata's Koshitanrei sake rice and medium-hard groundwater, similar to miyamizu (palace water), which comes from a land of seashells, giving it a sour and wild taste.
The brewery recommends serving cold to lukewarm.

Taste data for everyone.

飲んだ感想をみんなでPOST

1.What is your first scent impression?

Gorgeous sweet fragrance. 41%
Aroma of rice and malted rice 30%
Sour and fresh aroma. 19%
Mild fragrance 9%

2.What was the first sip of flavour?

sweet (voice, fragrance, etc.) 29%
slightly sweet 45%
somewhat hot 22%
spicy 3%

3.What food would you like to drink with?

佐渡の魚介で刺身 35%
茹でズワイガニ 39%
朱鷺の舞う田んぼでとれたお米とお新香 18%
おけさ柿の干し柿 8%

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

Chill in the fridge. 74%
At room temperature. 21%
Warm it to about human skin. 4%
Hot, hot sake. 1%

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