Sawahime “Shimotsuke” From Fukushima Prefecture. Junmai Daiginjo. SMV: ±0 Acidity: N/A The nose on this very flavorful sake is a gentle collection of rose water, juniper, melon, and berry aromas. Get ready to say one of the most fun...
https://www.truesake.com/blogs/september-2015/sake-story-the-making-of-sake-day Greetings Sake Fans and Connoisseurs,Chris here. Back at it again with yet another edition of "Mining the Newsletter Archives." This time, I'll be mining an article from six years ago... September 30, 2015. A post about Sake Day! Pretty good timing on my part,...
It’s not every day that you get to create a sake award to be given to a person who has helped the sake market in many different positive ways. But, when you have an event that is celebrating it’s 16th...
Last month we announced in the Newsletter that August was “Yuho” month to help out a very well loved sake brewery in Ishikawa Prefecture called Mioya Sake Brewery. The owner Miho Fujita is so widely known in the sake world...
Take a good look around people. The shows go on. Hamilton is live and on stage. The SF Symphony and Opera are performing. And the amount of very large indoor concerts is growing each and every week. You need your...
Great news folks! There is more sake available in the US. And that is a good thing, because the US is no longer the number one destination of sake exports, so we must change that and get back to being...
This is a new and hopefully temporary section in the Newsletter. Basically because of COVID the supply chain for sake exporting experienced several hiccups this past year. As a direct result several sakes just vanished off of our radar, because...
From Shiga Prefecture. Junmai Genshu. SMV: -5 Acidity: 1.6 Just because a sake is a “Genshu” doesn’t mean it has to have an ABV of 17%, 18%, 19% etc. As you know Genshu means that the brew is undiluted. Huh?...
