Dainagawa Akita Sake Komachi Junmai Ginjo "Twin Hearts" Ishikawa this sake was made using

this sake was made using rice that was graded out of production

this is a higher-end dry sake drinker’s dream come true

They don’t designate this sake as Junmai Daiginjo even though it’s made with Yamadanishiki brewing rice milled to 50%

A superb sake to open the eyes of non-sake believers

Look for lemon-lime

Dainagawa Akita Sake Komachi Junmai Ginjo "Twin Hearts" Ishikawa this sake was made usingThe nose on this Akita sake is a cool collection of kiwi, strawberry, mango, orange, and banana bread aromas. Made with Akita Sake Komachi brewing rice milled to 55% and house yeast D 29, this sake is all things Dainagawa, including the man who turned this sake brewery around with a promising future in the international sake market. Look at that label! And yes the fluid matches the feel. You can really taste and feel the super soft subterranean