Gifu Prefecture
Hayashi Honten is located on the southern border of the Gifu region, almost perfectly in the middle of Japan. This brewery is the property of a woman, who is the 5th generation owner of this typical family brewery. Hayashi Honten is very interesting because of the variety of the techniques they master for the production process; from ancient techniques to make Yamahaï, to the most modern one giving the purest Daïginjo, without forgetting the capacity to age sake and produce a very nice Koshu.
It unveils floral notes of apple and litchi. An interesting fermented character that develops with a lovely acidity that could remind us of white wine. We can also find notes of fruit juice, acidic berries. A subtle and fresh sake 栄一 純米大吟醸 林本店（岐阜県） 72cl...
Golden Amber is a 12-year-old Koshu sake, four of which are oak barrels for whiskey. The result is incredibly complex. A dark amber sake, a nose marked by caramel almond. Woody, deep, mature 金時 ゴールデンアンバー 林本店（岐阜県） <span...
A sake light floral nose, but incredibly deep at the same time. It is dry and precise, powerful with a rich umami. A deep karakuchi able to accompany many preparations of powerful flavors, at different temperatures, including heated. Dry and precise, The most popular sake of the Hyakujuro series. <span...
A sake with an elegant nose, little marked, and especially very fresh. The palate is remarkably structured, deep and complex, with good acidity. We return on a lot of freshness and precision in the final. A Daïginjo sweetness little present and therefore enjoyable. The high-end sake of the Hyakujuro series. To be enjoyed throughout the meal !...
A sake with an elegant nose, little marked, and especially very fresh. The palate is remarkably structured, deep and complex, with good acidity. We return on a lot of freshness and precision in the final. A Daïginjo sweetness little present and therefore enjoyable. The high-end sake of the Hyakujuro series. To be enjoyed throughout the meal !...
A sake with a deep nose, marked by sweet and mellow notes. Iit becomes light in mmouth, creamy, with milky notes. Acidity is present. It is an easy drinking Yamahaï, lighter than other sakes in the same catégory. Interesting to heat to accentuate the acidity. A light and easy-drinking Yamahaï, to be heated for the experience ! <br...
This composition includes a bottle of Hyakujuro Junmaï Daïnginjo sake and the more than detailed book of Gautier Roussille, in English. A composition for enlightened amateurs who wish to deepen their knowledge in Japanese sake. 1 BOTTLE - 1 BOOK Hyakujuro Junmaï Daïnginjo - Nihonshu, Japanese sake
