Name: HOTTO
Brand: Japanese Sake Store SAKURA TOWN
Price: 10000.0 JPY
Availability: InStock

品尝热酒时感受到原汁原味的大米风味

在将热酒加热后，您将体验到一种类似新鲜煮熟的大米的气味 - 奶油，黄油，坚果和醇厚。余味也会愉悦您的味蕾，即使在饮用后，也会让您陶醉于浓烈的清酒味道。将其加热至122°F到140°F（50-60℃）之间，慢慢享用，以欣赏它随着逐渐冷却而变化的清酒口感。

迄今为止，仅限日本！

最初，我们不打算将这款清酒出口，因为温度的变化可能会影响这种优质清酒的口感。

也就是说，樱花镇发运的每一瓶清酒都经过精心包装，以确保其在运送过程中温度保持稳定。我们还确保快速交付，以保持此优质清酒的质量。

收到这款特殊的清酒后，您应该在饮用前将其加热，以发现其真正的风味。

Tasting Notes

This sake is crafted specifically for warmth. Upon gently warming Hotto, indulge in the comforting aroma of just-cooked rice, creamy, buttery, and nutty notes. Its full-bodied flavor lingers, enchanting you with a robust sake essence long after the sip has passed. For an unparalleled experience, warm to 122-140°F (50-60℃) and savor its evolving taste as it cools.

酿酒厂的哲学

Due to wanting to create the highest quality sake, we never cut corners in the brewing process as we want to maintain the sake quality. The mindset of our team is 'to take care of every grain of rice,' which means we aim to create a great-tasting sake.

Family brewed sake

The brewery believes that the farmer's character reflects the rice's quality. With this belief, the brewery sources sake rice from trusted farmers known for their top-quality produce. While many may think the brewing process is the key to sake, the quality of the rice is also crucial.

Sand Label

This sake is brewed in a naturally abundant environment where forests occupy 95% of the area. To express the desire to pass down and preserve this beautiful environment, sand famous in the region was used for the label.

Details

Rice Polishing Ratio (RPR): 45%
Classification: Junmai Daiginjo
Ingredients: Rice, water, koji
ABV: 15%
Size: 720 ml

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酿酒厂的哲学

We believe sake breweries should do more than produce and sell sake. We are also educating the outside world to the culture of alcohol made from rice and koji (yeast) with this traditional Japanese beverage.