Kishujin yo Tsuremoteikora
紀州人よ つれもていこらTsuremoteikora. — Tabata Shuzo, Wakayama
A light, easy-drinking sake named after a Wakayama dialect phrase meaning "let's go together."
Specifications
- Type
- Futsushu
- Rice
- Gohyakumangoku
- Rice polishing ratio
- 68%
- Yeast
- Not disclosed
- Alcohol
- 15%
- Sake meter value
- +0
Flavor profile Jun-shu
Jun-shu — rich and umami-driven
A 68% polishing ratio in a futsushu suggests restrained aroma, and the described medium-sweet, rich yet smooth-finishing profile with 15% alcohol and SMV 0 places it near the junshu zone with moderate sweetness and body.
Estimated by AI from the published specifications and the brewery's description; your impression may differ.
About
The Wakayama dialect is used directly in the product name. "Tsuremoteikora" is a Wakayama dialect phrase: "tsuremote" means "together," and "ikora" means "let's go," so the whole phrase means "let's go together." Polished to 68% and brewed for a rich flavor, this sake has a pleasant feel as it goes down and is very easy to drink. Ingredients: rice, rice koji, brewing alcohol Rice polishing ratio: 68% Alcohol content: 15% Flavor profile: Medium-sweet Recommended serving: ○ chilled, ◎ room temperature, ◎ warmed (kan)