One word to describe this sake brew: Feisty
Food Pairings: Sushi & Sashimi, Grilled Fish, Light Pasta, Shellfish, Grilled Meats, BBQ & Skewers, Fried or Salty Dishes, Fruit Salad, Turkey, Ham and Game, Stuffing and Gravy, Fried and Mashed Potatoes, Hamburgers, Pizza, Sandwiches, Mac & Cheese, Fruit (Parfaits, Pies)
Taste profile: WINE: Simple reds and whites; BEER: Stouts
Brewery: Obata Shuzo
Sake Type: Junmai Ginjo, Muroka, Gen-shu (un-diluted)
Bottle Size: 500ml
Founded by: Obata Family in 1892
Prefecture: Niigata
Toji (Master Brewer): Kenya Kudo. Kudo-san has been making sake for 14 years and has been a sake master for 8 years. One of the youngest toji in Japan.
Ingredients: Ricetype: Gohyakumangoku; Water: On-site well water. Underground water from Ko-sado Mountains. Soft water; Yeast: Kyokai #1701; No sulfites, no preservatives.
Seimaibuai (amount of rice left after milling): 50%
Alcohol Content: 17-18%
Sake Meter Value (the lower the sweeter, the higher the drier): +3
Sake Type: Junmai Ginjo, Muroka, Gen-shu (un-diluted)
Bottle Size: 500ml
Founded by: Obata Family in 1892
Prefecture: Niigata
Toji (Master Brewer): Kenya Kudo. Kudo-san has been making sake for 14 years and has been a sake master for 8 years. One of the youngest toji in Japan.
Ingredients: Ricetype: Gohyakumangoku; Water: On-site well water. Underground water from Ko-sado Mountains. Soft water; Yeast: Kyokai #1701; No sulfites, no preservatives.
Seimaibuai (amount of rice left after milling): 50%
Alcohol Content: 17-18%
Sake Meter Value (the lower the sweeter, the higher the drier): +3
Sweet or dry: Semi-dry
Body: Full
Acidity: 1.7
Amino acids: 1.2
Serving temp: Chilled
Acidity: 1.7
Amino acids: 1.2
Serving temp: Chilled
