With this entry-level Junmaï sake, Setou Shuzo gives us a nice overview of its savoir-faire. A pleasant, typical and well-balanced junmaï. Rich and frank notes of rice and cereal. A clean sake and a nice kirei finish. Very well balanced, a junmaï in search of the "clean umami" 東長純米吟醸　瀬頭酒造（佐賀県）...

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A selection of sakes to be enjoyed at all temperatures, from cool to hot!

Imayo Tsukasa Oysters has been specially developed to accompany fine oysters. With only 12% alcohol, this Junmai sake is very clean and relatively dry in the mouth. Its light acidity and rich umami make it a perfect companion with oysters. Developed especially to accompany oysters <span...

Kikka (a citrus flower) is Junmaï – Nama-Genshu, meaning there was no water or alchol added and is not pasturized. It has a fresh nose and evokes the taste of champagne, and oak wood. The mouth is complex and smooth, slowly evolveing to more mineral sensations and supported by notes of cocoa, bitter oranges and pears. Powerful, intense, full of...

Unpasteurized sakes, which are necessarily seasonal and available in limited quantities.

An elegant junmai sake, close to a Ginjo. The umami is rich,  diffuse and generously. A sake easy to pair with food, that can be enjoyed on many occasions and at different temperatures, from cold to hot. A modern sake with a fresh nose. Interesting to taste at different temperatures. 蔵心　特別純米...

A unique Yamahai Muroka Nama sake that perfectly combines the characteristics of the Yamahai method with the use of Ginjo yeast. Lactic notes, beautiful acidity, coupled with a refreshing citrus sweetness. A very structured sake, with a clean and pure overall sensation. In addition, it is a nama ! Fruity, lively and structured <br...

A fine composition of Ginjo sakes to discover or rediscover.

A fine composition of Ginjo sakes.

The specialty of Raïfuku brewery is to use yeast from flowers, the "Hanakobo". For this sake, the yeast is derived from the flower of Abelia. The Aiyama rice is also very interesting; it is a very rare strain and its starchy white heart (called Shimpaku in Japanese) is bigger than the one of Yamadanishiki ! Produced with a yeast from Abelia...

A junma ginjo nama-genshu, unpasteurized and unreduced, from Raïfuku Shuzo in Ibaraki. Rich, very fresh thanks to good acidity and unpasteurized character, it is produced at the feet of Mount Tsukuba, from Hattan Nishiki rice polished to 50%. A Junmaï Ginjo Nama Genshu very fresh, lively and toned ! <span...