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TOYO BIJIN "ASIAN BEAUTY" OKARAKUCHI |
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 Junmai Ginjo and Ginjo sake are made from rice that has been milled down to at least 60% of its original size. The fundamental difference between these two classifications is that Ginjo has a small amount of distilled alcohol added at the end of the brewing process to enliven the flavors and aromas of the sake and Junmai Ginjo does not Flavor-wise, Junmai Ginjo and Ginjo are both likely to be light, fruity, and refined with Ginjo’s exhibiting a more aromatic character. |
Rice: Yamada Nishiki
