Mr. and Mrs. Yamada brew this sake in a classic style in the same way their ancestors handcrafted it, continuing deep-rooted traditions. This is a very small producer and their sake in Japanese is called Mukashi No Manma or "unchanged by time". The rice is a local variety and it is milled 55%.
TASTING NOTES
The flavors are earthy with a touch of smoke. This sake is nice both cold and gently warmed.
This sake can warm your winter nights and your tired soul.
You see the pictures of mom and pop on the bottle - after a first sip, you will feel your heart warming as if you are visiting your old parents in the remote villages of Japan. They were waitig for you with the best bottle of sake they had brewed.
P.S.: I usually drink them in room temperature, but I am sure it can be served cold or a bit warm as well.
