Sake Tasting: Tamanohikari Premium Junmai Ginjo – Juice Box Edition

It turns a bit slushy after you pour it in the ochoko. Kind of neat reaction. I got it at The Sake Shop but I’ve seen it at other places line SWAM in Pearl City and a few restaurants in town. Taste pretty good since it half frozen, it goes down so smooth. Drunkenness and Brain Freeze.. Awesome! Besides who could resist the Juice Box Edition. It’s like sippycups for the homeys.

photo by [@wedgelee]

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Meeto World Sake Tasting Notes: Kikusui Junmai Ginjo

This deck is my sake tasting notes for MeetoWorld Sake101 Podcast reviewing Kikusui Junmai Ginjo Sake.

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Kamotsuru Tokusei Gold Daiginjo (Dia gin joe shoe)

Kamotsuru Brewery, Hiroshima prefecture

Kamotsuru Tokusei Gold is “known as the first Daiginjo Sake ever produced and seen in the history of saké making in Japan”.

There are two pieces of gold leaf floating around in the bottle and they were pressed to be shaped like little cherry blossoms.