Light and medium-dry, balanced flavour intensity, refreshing impressions.
Pairing
Skewers, grilled fish, highland vegetables.
2HONJOZO KARAKUCHI URAKASUMI
Product type
Honjozo
Polishing Ratio
65%
Alcohol
15.0%-15.9%
Serving temp.
Chilled or room temperature (10~50℃)
Appearance
Clear, pale, lemon-green
Nose
White flowers, ripe banana, steamed rice, caramelized nuts.
Palate
Light and dry, medium umami and body with and clean-crisp finish.
Pairing
Broth, white fish, tuna sashimi, mackerel.
3JUNMAI-SHU URAKASUMI
Product type
Junmai (Pure rice)
Polishing Ratio
65%
Alcohol
15.0%-15.9%
Serving temp.
Chilled or room temperature (15~45℃)
Appearance
Clear, pale, lemon-green
Nose
Banana, steamed rice, caramelized nuts.
Palate
Medium-dry, high umami and restrained acidity.
Pairing
Skewers, grilled fish, highland vegetables.
4TOKUBETSU JUNMAI-SHU KI-IPPON URAKASUMI
Product type
Tokubetsu Junmai (Pure rice, special refinement)
Polishing Ratio
60%
Alcohol
15.0%-15.9%
Serving temp.
Chilled or room temperature (15~40℃)
Appearance
Clear, pale, lemon-green
Nose
Pineapple, ripe banana, pear, and a hint of melon, aniseed and steamed rice.
Palate
Medium dry and acidity, higher umami and full-bodied, and elegant finish.
Pairing
Tempura, grilled salty white fish, eggplants.
About this sake
Made with Miyagi’s Sasanishiki rice, as good for making sushi as it is to brew sake.
5GENSHU URAKASUMI
Product type
Honjozo, genshu (Undilluted)
Polishing Ratio
65%
Alcohol
18.0-18.9%
Serving temp.
Chilled or room temperature (10~25℃)
Appearance
Clear, pale
Nose
Vanilla, green apple and honey-like.
Palate
Higher alcohol, smooth and rich.
Pairing
Foie gras, blue cheese, oily meals. On the rocks also recommended.
6HAGI NO SHIRATSUYU
Product type
Junmai (Pure rice)
Polishing Ratio
65%
Alcohol
9.0%
Serving temp.
Chilled or room temperature (5~15℃)
Appearance
Clear, pale, lemon-green color.
Nose
Fruity, gentle and mild.
Palate
Sweet with high acidity and umami.
Pairing
Fresh fruits, perfect to use in cocktails or as an apéritif.
About this sake
The Manami yeast is a specialized one from the Miyagi prefecture and allows the sake to gain sweetness, acidity and umami, without the undesired bitterness found usually in low alcoholic content sakes.