Using water from Yabe River and blended with “Yamada-Nishiki” and “Yume-Ikkon” , both of which are high-grade sake rice in Japan. Their rice-polishing ratios are 45%. Junmai Dai-Ginjyo Kansansui is slowly fermented in low temperature. This sake is soft and crisp, but also rich and fruity scent. It goes well with wide variety of Japanese cuisine. The product for the export to the United States uses “Yamada-Nishiki“ 60% and “ Yume-Ikkon“ 40%
Rice Used: Yamada-Nishiki 60% and Omachi 40%
Polishing: 45%
Volume: 720 ML
Alcohol Content: 14%
Variety:Yamada-Nishiki 60% and Omachi 40%
Serving temprature:Chilled
Characteristics:
Rice polishing ratioCleaner, lighter-bodied flavours
Deeper, fuller-bodied flavours
Palate:
This sake is soft and crisp, but also rich and fruity scent.
Please note that taste might differ between individuals
Expert review:
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It is dedicated, elegant sake with a fruity aroma. It is truly a masterpiece.
Background:
Using water from Yabe River and blended with “Yamada-Nishiki” and “Yume-Ikkon” , both of which are high-grade sake rice in Japan. Their rice-polishing ratios are 45%. Junmai Dai-Ginjyo Kansansui is slowly fermented in low temperature. This sake is soft and crisp, but also rich and fruity scent. It goes well with wide variety of Japanese cuisine. The product for the export to the United States uses “Yamada-Nishiki“ 60% and “ Yume-Ikkon“ 40%