Denshin Yuki

720ml

Denshin Yuki
Denshin Yuki

Denshin Yuki

$35

Every drop of this brew is delicate and reminiscent of the element that it is named for: snow. The water used to make this brew comes from melted mountain snow that was filtered through the earth. The result is a gentle, fragrant, and refreshing taste.

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Sake Social, in partnership with JETRO [Japanese External Trade Organziation], is deeply committed to the continued promotion of Japanese sake, shochu, and related goods. Through education and shared knowledge, we encourage novice and expert consumers to try, enjoy, and share Japanese sake and shochu.

Brewery

Ippongi Kubohonten Co.

Sake Type

Junmai Ginjo

Bottle Size

720ml

Founded

1902

Prefecture

Fukui (福井県)

One Word to Describe This Sake Brew

Dry & Fragrant

Food Pairings

salad and vegetable meal

Ingredients

RICE: Yamadanishiki;
WATER: On-site well water; (No sulfites, no preservatives)

Seimaibuai

(amount of rice left after milling): 55%

Alcohol Content

15-16%

Sake Meter Value

-0.5 (the lower the sweeter, the higher the drier)

Sweet or Dry

Sweet

Body

Light

Acidity

1.5

Sake Social, in partnership with JETRO [Japanese External Trade Organziation], is deeply committed to the continued promotion of Japanese sake, shochu, and related goods. Through education and shared knowledge, we encourage novice and expert consumers to try, enjoy, and share Japanese sake and shochu.

Customer Reviews

Based on 4 reviews
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T
TJ titus
Great

Smooth and delicious

S
Stephen Bernstein
Review of Denshin Yuki

The Sake was a gift and have not tasted it personally but was told the recipient very much enjoyed it.

M
Mela
Clean

Pour clear with no carbonation. Aroma is fruity, melon and a hint of yeast. Clean rice taste, slightly dry, light fruit with a clean finish. Very nice

B
Ben
Light and dry

Bottle (listed as 55% of the rice remaining). Pours with a clear water body and laser etched legs (nearly a 5). Subdued, rice, lychee, tropical fruit aroma. A bit of cotton candy and fresh melon. A bit of alcohol. Taste is super clean, a bit of bitter mineral component, long duration koji in the finish, fruit. Flavor seems to evaporate, literally like eating snow. Apt name (surprising considering all of the extremely embellished sake names out there). Yes, a very clean finish. Slightly more substantial and full bodied on the palate than the regular Junmai. A bit of alcohol, but it is pretty well hidden. I have been quite impressed with the Denshin lineup

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