Terada Honke ‘Katori 80 Namagen’ Sake

Pure sake zoals eeuwen geleden werd gemaakt, ware ‘liquid rice’. Alle ingrediënten en elementen zijn premodern: natuurlijke rijst, natuurlijke gist, zelfgekweekte kōji, slow-brew kimoto, ongefilterd. De ‘80’ in de naam is het polijstpercentage en geeft aan dat de rijst ook op premoderne wijze werd gepolijst, slechts 20%.

• The Terada Honke brewery was founded around 1675 and they have recently returned to a very traditional method of brewing. Easiest the most radical brewery of Japan: all modern machinery has been done away with and natural, organic and handwork are the new keywords.
• Accordingly Terada Honke is one of the very few breweries that does not use any cultivated yeast, relying solely on the natural yeast culture of their brewery. The entire production is fermented in the slow-brew kimoto method where no lactic acid is added to the starter (moto). The rice used is organic.