Japanese rice wineGozenshu Omachi 3 copies yesterdayWhat a surprise, it is a yeast-free sake. The color is colorless and the taste is sour at first. The aroma has a strong alcohol smell, probably due to the added alcohol.Okayama prefecture (Chuugoku area)late growing wet-land rice variety, often used in sake productionTsuji Honten Co.yeast-free
Japanese rice wineSAKAYAHACHIBEI Yamadanishiki Nama-moto Junmai Nama-no-HarazakeThe acidity is strong, as it is called "nama-moto". The color is clear and colorless. The aroma is lactic acid-like. When you drink it, you will taste sourness, spiciness, and bitterness, in that order. The label readsYamada NishikiMie prefecture (Kinki area)Motosaka Sake Breweryoldest surviving traditional style of sake making