An aggressive expression of red label from the southern part of France. Red fruits like strawberry and cherry. Young & wild. — 3 years ago
Pale yellow white, pristine clarity. Neutral nose. Clean flavors, just some aftertaste of slight sweetness, rice starch and minerality. Slight viscosity, hints of lactic acid and microbe bitterness with some salinity. Almost a clinical take on sake: it is what it is. I think it’s nice, if you can reconcile your wabi/sabi with your production methods or “craft” here. 300 year old business, with 130 years of Yamada Nishiku rice production of this “special junmai”, according to their website. Full bodied and somewhat dry, they say. More savory than sweet, overall, so preferences should be divisive here. It’s not a sake for everybody… — 2 years ago
Really enjoyed this. Very versatile. — 3 years ago
Muito bom. Tomado em Firenze — 2 years ago
This sake= rice was grown in Sacramento and sake made in Berkeley. — 2 years ago
Ceccherini Cristiano
No formal notes.
Very very good.
Enjoyed in a Japanese in Byron.
Very interesting project from Hunter Valley — 6 days ago