A Thousand Drops of Dew
This rare nama junmai daiginjo presents a rainbow array of floral and fruity flavors overlaying a refined core structure. Like the haiku poetry that inspired it, “Tsuyusanzen” is transparent, evocative and decisive.
Prefecture
Ishikawa Prefecture
Region
Chubu
Yoshida Sake Brewery
Ishikawa Prefecture
In recent years popular taste in Japan has moved away from the “light and dry” style towards more full-flavored sakes. At the center of this movement have been the bold, assertive sakes of the Hokuriku region, made in the Noto Toji brewing style. Within this tradition, Tedorigawa stands apart for its elegance and finesse. The brewery uses Kanazawa Yeast, which has a mild aroma profile with low acidity, to produce sakes that have richness and complexity, yet are perfectly smooth and balanced.
Technical Specifications
Classification: Nama Junmai Daiginjo
Rice variety: Yamadanishiki
Yeast: House Yeast (Kanazawa Lineage)
Brewing method: Sokujo
40%
polishing ratio
15–16%
alcohol
1.2
acidity
-1.5
SMV
Serving recommendations
In Japan, the highest quality daiginjo sakes tend to be sipped appreciatively on their own terms. A slice of pristine sashimi or a fresh seasonal appetizer provides the perfect flavor accent. Serve cool but not cold.
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