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Sake for new year!! — 3 years ago

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Kamoshibito Kuheiji Hi no Kishi Yamadanishiki 2016

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9.2

Saba from Obama (Fukui) / This elegant Kuheiji/yamadanishki gift from Labo members. — 6 years ago

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Kozaemon Tokubetsu Unpasteurized Junmai Miyamanishiki

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綺麗な甘さと爽やかさ、華やかさを兼ね備えたバランスのよい雄町の純米大吟醸 @フランテ approx 2,000 — 8 years ago

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Crisp and super clean — 8 years ago

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10 Hakurakusei Junmai Daiginjo Kuranohana Sake

Tsuyoshi Enoki

Sake Specialist Hasegawa Sake Shop Tokyo

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Tsuyoshi Enoki

But too high ratio doesn’t have much meaning because of structure of rice. The important thing is to remove rice envelopes for brewing sake clear and beautiful. Ingredients of rice, protein makes sake rich but dirty, and because it is contained at the envelope but core part.
30% ratio is enough to make it clearer.

Brian Boothe

Very good analogy. As an F1 fan I completely understand. I am aware that there is a Sake on the market polished down to 1%. Pride plays a major role indeed. I also wondered where the sweet spot (%) was for polishing rice. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and insight.

Tsuyoshi Enoki

I’m glad to have comments and messages.