Nigori Nama Happo Sakes
Namazake sake is an unpasteurized sake; Nigorizake is an unfiltered sake. These are amazing sakes, full of freshness, and are comparable to natural wines! Under the tongue there are unique notes of ferments. Exclusive sensations to this type of sake. Beware, they are to be drunk soon after opening.
Our advice : Choose a Nama sake, or Happo, if you're ready to discover the lively, sometimes breezy or sparkling side of this type of sake. For nigori, you will have something very rich, not always easy to marry with a dish, but can work wonderfully when the pairing is a success. Try with desserts !
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An original choice for this Daïginjo is the use of n°9 yeast. The idea is to express the potential of a 45% polished Omachi rice, without pushing the aromas, and thus remain light. The focus is on umami. High acidity for a sharp Daïginjo. Spicy, balanced and light for genshu, an almost tannic sake. Lightness in the Omachi style <span...
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A classic nigori, rich yet fresh. Quite sweet, but not heavy, with a nice acidity that adds to its overall balance. An easy-drinking, easy-matching sake. Enoki Shuzo's other specialty ! 72cl - alc. 16% vol.
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It is produced by a small traditional family brewery located on the Island of Kurahashi south of Hiroshima. It started in 1899 and was the first to bottled Kijoshu, sakes that are made and adjusted with sake. A smooth and rich nigorizake, yet sharp and fresh 清盛 濃厚芳醇平安濁酒 榎酒造(広島県) <span...
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