Alcohol Volume: 16%
Rice: Sen Bon Nishiki
Polish: 60%
SMV: +1.5
Acidity: 1.4
Yeast: Yeast Association 9
Squeezing Method: Yabuta Method
Point
Food Pairing: Tempura
Discover a selection of exquisite sake sets designed to fulfil your appreciation of traditional Japanese sake.
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Alcohol Volume: 16%
Rice: Sen Bon Nishiki
Polish: 60%
SMV: +1.5
Acidity: 1.4
Yeast: Yeast Association 9
Squeezing Method: Yabuta Method
Point
Food Pairing: Tempura
"Umeshu" is a fruit liquor representative of Japan, which is brewed with great care by a sake brewery by soaking plums in shochu or sake. Plum wine (Umeshu) with a faint acidity, rich aroma, and relatively low alcohol content is a very popular and easy-to-drink liquor.
A fruit liqueur is made mainly from fruit pulp, peel, and juice.
There are a wide variety of types, and it is used as an ingredient for cocktails and confectionery. The flavour is mild and very familiar, and you can enjoy it straight or in a simple way such as with soda.
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Suishin Junmai Bunanoshizuku is made with famous soft water that well out from Buna (Fagus Crenata Blume) forest in Hiroshima as well as Suishin's special invented ginjo yeast and fermentation for a long period in a low temperature. All of these elements make Buna No Shizuku a very mild and delicate flavoured full body Junmai. The first sip will deliver you slightly fruity aroma all over your palate with a clean & semi dry flavour then finishing with a short dry crisp. Being junmai sake made with Yadanishiki rice, Buna No Shizuku delivers a punch of Umami. This is a good instance of high quality Hiroshima style semi dry Junmai sake.