Daiginjo
This daiginjo has an upfront smokiness
that fades into notes of raisins and cocoa. Its body is light
and elegant, its structure open and airy. It complements barbeque
and grilled meats, fish and vegetables. It also pairs well
with a wide range of cheese. It should be served chilled but
also appreciated at room temperature.
Rice:
Seimaibuai:
Nihonshudo:
Acidity: |
30% Yamada
Nishiki from Hyogo for koji
70% Gin No Sei from Akita for
brewing
35%
+2.0
1.5 |
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