Reviews

Ryosuke Kuga
4.2Hatomasa Mune Junmai Daiginjo made with Gin-eboshi rice. Right after opening, it had a clean and sweet, creamy profile. However, by the third day, a juicy character emerged alongside its elegance, making it a flavor I truly enjoyed. Gin-eboshi is a large-grain sake rice with a stable “shinpaku” (starchy core) located at the center of the grain. Known for its resistance to cracking during polishing, it allows for excellent expression of umami. This makes it a promising sake rice suitable for a wide range of uses, from Junmai sake to premium Daiginjo.
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James
3.8There is no comment data.
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Characteristics
Less Aroma
Strong
Dry
Sweet
Light
Rich
- Vanilla
- Blossoms
- Floral
- Blossoms
- Banana
- Green Apple
Pairing
Best Temperature
5-15℃
Chilled
16-25℃
Room Temp
26-35℃
Slightly Warm
36-45℃
Warm
46℃~
Hot
41-59℉
Chilled
61-77℉
Room Temp
79-95℉
Slightly Warm
97-113℉
Warm
115℉~
Hot
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