The Story
Tasting Note:
Gensen means ‘specially selected’, and Karakuchi means ‘dry’. It is an everyday drinking style of sake. It is quite fruity on the nose. The palate has a tight structure with hints of citrus, and a savoury aspect, finishing long and dry.
Pairing suggestion:
When chilled, anything light and delicate such as sashimi, sushi, and salad. When warm, chawanmushi, oden hot pot.
Ingredients: Water, Rice, Koji Rice, Brewed Alcohol
Polishing ratio: 65%
Description
Tasting Note:
Gensen means ‘specially selected’, and Karakuchi means ‘dry’. It is an everyday drinking style of sake. It is quite fruity on the nose. The palate has a tight structure with hints of citrus, and a savoury aspect, finishing long and dry.
Pairing suggestion:
When chilled, anything light and delicate such as sashimi, sushi, and salad. When warm, chawanmushi, oden hot pot.
Ingredients: Water, Rice, Koji Rice, Brewed Alcohol
Polishing ratio: 65%
