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yokoyama tokubetujyunnmai ginnosato
OMOYASHUZOYOKOYAMAGURA|Nagasaki
OMOYASHUZOYOKOYAMAGURA|Nagasaki
- 味わいの特徴
- Next Challenge: Rice Cultivation on Iki Island] The one and only sake brewed with "Gin-no-sato," sake rice grown on the island's soil and groundwater that was searched for five years on "Iki," the Island of the Gods. The island's soil, environment, and microorganisms work together to complete the process from rice cultivation to sake brewing, and the sake is now ready to make a new history. The sweetness is kept to a minimum so that it can be easily paired with seafood and mountain food, and the taste is made so that it will not become boring to drink as a mid-meal sake. Please enjoy it well chilled in a wine glass.
- 情報詳細
- 特定名称
- Tokubetsu Junmai
- 原材料
- Rice and Rice koji
- 精米歩合
- 65%
- 使用米
- 80% Gin-no-sato from Iki, 20% Yamadanishiki
- アルコール度
- 14%
おすすめの飲み方
- 雪冷え(5℃前後)
おすすめの料理
Japanese Cuisine
- It has a low sweetness and a good acidity that makes it sharp and easy to pair with Japanese grilled dishes.
この日本酒に合わせる酒器
ブルゴーニュ
フルート
ボルドー
クープ
リキュール
ぐい飲み
猪口
平盃