The Rice "Yamada Nishiki" with the best quality produced in Mirai, Hyogo was polished at 35%.
After fermented slowly and carefully, it was separated in saké and lies of sake by centrifugal separation (ENSHIN SHIBORI) at low temperature. It can only extract the gasoline of Umami rice. You can enjoy a soft, pure and beautiful sake texture.
Akatsuki is a word that means "new dawn" and "sunrise", because this saké is a new modern style. This is the very essence of Nihon Shu, representing only 8% of the must after filtering.
The sweet and rich scent and round and full-bodied mouth are appreciated with extreme clarity. Combining a high level of perfection with a delicate balance of flavors and aromas, this saké expresses a high-end umami.
The Gonzenshu Akatsuki is very pale yellow, and on the nose, the attention is immediately captured.
This gozenshu is rather masculine, very mineral, of great complexity. The aroma is subtle and discreet and the first nose is very fresh.
You will denote very floral notes (lily of the valley), green apple accents Granny-Smith (freshness of the green apple when we croquate), pineapple, green anise, citrus, fishing, muscat grapes, of banana, or even notes of straw. The nose is powerful, concentrated, and marked aromatic sources. Relatively mineral, salt, blindly close to Meursault.
We love the aromatic length in the mouth that lasts 2 to 3 min, the intensity, the power developed (phenomenal and without alcohol power), the notes of wild berries, the great wealth, the beautiful balance, the surprising harmony, the great purity, the Delicacy of texture, very pleasant acidity, very fine bitterness (sometimes a slightly mirabelle side) the great fluidity, the fleshy, spicy and mineral finish.
A very big cru!
Our perfect agreements: By thinning it with champagne (20% Akatsuki - 80% Champagne), the result is absolutely surprising, the champagne takes the taste and aromas of a vintage!
It is almost impossible to detect the presence of Gozenshu Akatsuki.
For japanese gastronomy connoisseurs, you can even soak your hands in the Gozenshu Akatsuki and immediately make your onigiri (rice balls), so fragrance.
You can also soak a linen of this nectar and wrap it up for 72 hours a beautiful beef coast for which you privilege a soft, just bleeding cooking.
Another amazing suggestion: Empty the first water of a good oyster and pour a cork by Akatsuki. Rinse your mouth with Gozenshu and enjoy immediately. The unit is perfect, the iodine of the oyster and the Gozenshu remain perfectly in the mouth with a disconcerting length, extremely pleasant and balanced.