By Ginrei Gassan Shuzo, from Yamagata Prefecture - not to be confused with the Gassan brand of sake made by Yoshida Shuzo in Shimane. Not a lot to go on here... I understand that Ginrei Gassan brews with the Dewasansan rice varietal, don't know if that's the case here. The milling here is down to 58%, 15% abv. Sweet, grassy nose, dry, nice presence but still light and crisp, good acidity, as you might expect from Yamagata.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Ginrei Gassan Yuki yu Jukusei Junmai Ginjo
Labels:
Ginjo-shu,
Junmai-shu
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