Hanatomoe Tarumaru 2025
Hanatomoe Tarumaru 2025
Established in 1912, Miyoshino Jozo produces a unique range of Sake. The current Toji [Master Brewer] is Teruaki Hashimoto, whose sake-making philosophy is very unique, with a strong emphasis on yeast. As with many of his sake the Hanatomoe utilises naturally occurring yeast, resulting in a sake with high acidity.
This version of Kijoshu from Miyoshino Jozo spends one month in a cedar wooden cask after pressing. The time in wood references how sake used to be transported to Edo (modern day Tokyo) in barrels made from Yoshino cedar. A dominant hint of wood on the nose and palate is seamlessly integrated with the rich and off-dry mouthfeel. Amazing!
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Hanatomoe Tarumaru 2025
Miyoshino Jozo
Nara
NOTES
Classification
Junmai • Pure Rice Sake
Muroka • No charcoal filtration
Nama • Unpasteurised
Genshu • Undiluted
Kijoshu • Noble brew Sake
STORAGE & Handling
STORAGE: Store Nama [unpasteurised] sake in a cool dark place, trying to avoid direct sunlight.
HANDLING: Once opened this sake will last well for at least 6 - 8 weeks, ideally in a refrigerator.
| Fragrance | (3/5) |
| Impact | (5/5) |
| SweeTness | (4/5) |
| Acidity | (2/5) |
| Presence | (4/5) |
| Earthiness | (3/5) |
| Tail | (4/5) |
Miyoshino Jozo
Miyoshino Jozo was established in 1912. It is located in the heart of the Kii Peninsula under the impressive Mount Yoshino which is famous throughout Japan not only for it’s famous Buddist temple but also for the thousands of Sakura [Cherry Blossom] trees that cover it’s slopes. An amazing sight during blooming season.