Seiryo Zen Tokubetsu Junmai "Surf" Kimoto Junmai and semisweet with an upfront

and semisweet with an upfront fruit explosion followed by a great quick finish

This "Gold Flake" sake has two pieces of gold that represent the fact that cranes mate for life

this sake is definitely alive

and the overall "Best Sake" at the IWC if you’re an average Ginjo sake

and you cannot drink too much

Seiryo Zen Tokubetsu Junmai "Surf" Kimoto Junmai and semisweet with an upfrontThe nose on this sake that is part of the Surf & Turf project is a cool collection of Asian Pear, rice powder, rice cracker, salt water, white baking flower, spring onion, and snow melt aromas. This small brewery in Ehime wanted to make two Junmai sake that pair well with foods from the sea (surf) and foods from land (turf) using similar ingredients, but fermenting differently. Soft, silky, mellow, gentle, smooth, round, and very clean, this sake