Shinomine, Junmai Daiginjo,Yamahai/ Chiyo Shuzo/ Nara prefecture/ rice species: Yamadanishiki/ light note of minerals, citrus and apricot, crispy acid and good edge of bitterness, soft and light umami and rich minerals.
Good for any dishes not only Japanese. Good Yamahai sake. — 6 years ago
Best sake we’ve had so far in Japan. Sweet, crisp, slight umami. — 7 years ago
Kujira/ Chiyo shuzou/ Nara prefecture/ Yamadanishiki harvested in breweries rice field/ “ Kujira” is area of the rice field/ rice polish ratio: 60%/ junmai unfiltered undiluted unpasteurized/ light clear note of muscat and apple, vibrant acid and less sweet attack, good mineral, and acidic finish. — 7 years ago
This seasonal sake is called “Jumai Ginjo Namzake” from the Harushika Sake Brewery in Nara, Japan. It is insanely smooth sake that has a subtle cherry fragrance and aftertaste without it being too sweet. It’s one of the best sake’s I’ve tasted! — 6 years ago
2021/5/16 with rib steak grilled over nara and charcoal, fava beans with pecorino, mustard green salad, and focaccia. This almost feels younger than the 1999 Combe - or at least without that deep bottle bouquet. Instead there is penetrating, brambly red fruit with hints of iron and blood. The mature note is more like a lightly spiced cherry tart. On the palate, there’s even more freshness and intensity - a thick, lip-smacking acidity too. — 4 years ago
Intense fruit and slightly spicy surprise. Delicious — 7 years ago
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Mimurosugi Junmai Ginjo. Nara Prefecture, Japan. — a year ago