百楽門 濁酒

Hyakurakumon Nigorizake

百楽門 濁酒

Hyakurakumon — Katsuragi Shuzo, Nara

A sacred sake for the Shinkoku Kansha-sai (new grain thanksgiving) festival, a sake to be eaten as much as drunk

Specifications

Type
Other
Rice
Not disclosed
Yeast
Not disclosed
Alcohol
12%

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RestrainedAromatic
RichLight

Jun-shu — rich and umami-driven

DrySweet
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The nigori (濁酒) style and the description of a food-like drink point to a thick, rice-driven body with noticeable sweetness. At 12% alcohol and without ginjo-style cues, the aroma stays restrained.

Estimated by AI from the published specifications and the brewery's description; your impression may differ.

About

Long before the Yamato court was established, this sake was used as omiki (sacred sake) in a festival offering new grain to the deities of heaven and earth. The custom has continued unbroken to the present day. The sake is brewed by following traditional brewing methods handed down from the past.

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