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The nose is a delicate interplay of rice sweetness, floral notes, and a hint of umami. On the palate, the sake unfolds with a smooth and velvety texture, showcasing flavors of steamed rice, melon, and a touch of minerality.
Senkin Immortal Wing Modern Muku Junmai Daiginjo 720ml
Article code 736040527237
Senkin Modern Muku is the brewery's flagship brand, brewed 100% with local Sakura city Yamada Nishiki rice. Part of their "modern" series (meaning that it was brewed with modern methods), the brewery touts this as their daily drinking sake.
Senkin Issei is the entry-level sake for their premium series, which are all pressed using the Fukurozuri pressing method (employing gravity to separate pure, clean sake from the mash - a popular method for competition level sake).
The pink label sets the vibe, bright, playful, and alluring. Produced with local yeast and rice as well as white koji, which adds a little more citric acid.
This is a dry sake with solid umami, strong acidity, and less focus on fruitiness. Perfectly matched with seafood, fish, and soy sauce flavors. Versatile temperature range.
Izumibashi Black Dragonfly“Kurotonbo”Kimoto Junmai 720ml
Article code 074410067656
This special Kanagawa prefecture Kimoto sake has a reserved and understated aroma, with light delicate flavors. It is delicious slightly warm, and perfect for enhancing rich flavors and cutting through oil.
Fresh and juicy on the palate with fruity aroma and longer finish. The fresh green apple-like Ginjo aroma is elegant and will not distract your food pairing.
Junmai sake, with umami from rice and pleasant acidity. Enjoyable in any temperature from cold to hot. A sake that enhances the flavor of any food it is paired with.
This sake has gorgeous melon and apples notes, with a full body and semi-sweet flavor that is perfect for before or after the main course of a traditional Japanese meal.
This one is something uncommon in the sake world—a blend of multiple batches of different sake! They all use the same rice and water so there is some consistency, but it’s still quite complex.
