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Inabatsuru Junmaidaiginjou Gouriki
Nakagawa Shuzo Co.,Ltd|Tottori
Nakagawa Shuzo Co.,Ltd|Tottori
- 味わいの特徴
- Junmai Daiginjo-shu made from "Strong Rice", a sake rice produced only in Tottori Prefecture, with a milling ratio of 40%. Strong rice" is a Tottori rice that ceased to be produced in 1954. In 1989, from a handful of seed rice, it took two years to finally increase the amount of rice to the point where it could be used to make sake. The aroma is reminiscent of steamed new rice, and the rich flavor is a combination of bitterness, acidity, astringency, and sweetness. This sake is the origin of unique local sake, with its unrestrained flavor and masculine strength.
- 情報詳細
- 特定名称
- Junmai Daiginjo
- 原材料
- Rice and Rice koji
- 精米歩合
- 40%
- 使用米
- Goryoku (Strong)" produced in Tottori Prefecture
- アルコール度
- 16%
- 酸度
- 1.3
- 日本酒度
- +2
おすすめの飲み方
- 涼冷え(15℃前後)
- 常温(20℃前後)
おすすめの料理
Japanese Cuisine
- Simmered roe of flying fish and flatfish
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ブルゴーニュ
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クープ
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ぐい飲み
猪口
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