Yamada Shoten

Kuheiji

Eau du Désir Yamada Nishiki Junmai Ginjo Sake 2020

This sake was amazing! Mint and herbs on the nose. Pleasant, dry, effervescent, wheat on the palette, concludes with a smooth, earthy finish. — 8 months ago

Tanaka 65

Yamada Nishiki Junmai Sake

@Abe w/ Soshi, Norikazu & Taniyan. This was matched with Fugu shirako yaki — 5 years ago

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Nabeshima

Daiginjo Yamada Nishiki Sake

Junmaiginjo gohyakumangoku. Bought at Saga — 6 years ago

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Honda Shoten

Tatsuriki Kome No Sasayaki Daiginjo Sake

From Hyogo prefecture. Honda Shoten Tatsuriki Daigingyo. Ripe melon and golden pear on the nose.
This nihon-shu has a viscous quality. Yellow plum, ripe honeydew melon, apricot with a spicy cinnamon finish. We had duck soba with local Matsutake mushrooms and green onions charred in duck fat with this sake.
— 4 years ago

Tomita Shuzou

Shichi Hon Yari Junmai Sake

Hiyaoroshi / yamada nishki / pale straw color - pure scent / unctuous rice “koku” / super clean finish — 5 years ago

norikazu and Soshi liked this

Sawanotsuru

Jitsuraku Yamadanishiki Sake

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… — a year ago

Hermes, Trixie and 4 others liked this

Machida Brewing

Junmai Ginjo Yamada Nishiki burning Sake

I found a nice brand brewing in Gunma Prefecture. — 4 years ago

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Nakameguro

Osamu Taga Junmai Ginjo Nishiki Yamada

Enjoyed both chilled and kan. Tried w/ blue cheese - pretty good aishou — 6 years ago

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