another junmai ginjo by the same brewer be similar? (Is it possible they just slap a Morimoto label on the regular stuff???) Does anyone know of a sake that would have similar characteristics to this one? I’m sorry I... (1 reply, last updated by Robert Lauriston December 1, 2006)

a good “buzz”. I tried another variety of sake tonight - Ginjo. It seems like Ginjo sake has 15% alcohol while Junmai sake only has 7% alcohol. The brand of Ginjo I had tonight doesn’t have any additional... (1 reply, last updated by rockfish42 May 3, 2009)

Hello, I tried to use Google but can’t get a thing. The name of the Saki is Okunomatsu and it’s a Zenmai Ginjo. Does anyone know anything about this damn bottle of wine???? (3 replies, last updated by Akatonbo July 14, 2006)

yes go omakase. and ginjo sake. you will be happy. Link: http://www.augieland.blogs.com (4 replies, last updated by augieland May 17, 2006)

: Pearl, Junmai Ginjo Nigori". Just tasted this but feel it tastes a little sour(?); therefore, I would like a recommendation for something softer/smoother & slightly sweeter. Hope this makes sense, thanks! (4 replies, last updated by ceekskat September 27, 2007)

I just found out cost plus closed which is sad because they carried my favorite affordable Junmai Ginjo Sake made in oregon called Sake One. Anyone else found this Sake anywhere else? (7 replies, last updated by dave43 March 27, 2009)

roll, go for it. BUT...If you want a Kobe steak smothered in shiso sauce served with a side of wasabi mashed potatoes, and washed down with your Junmai Ginjo ...look further afield. (1 reply, last updated by creamy February 9, 2008)

at about $15, and a few other selling the smaller bottles for about $8. A few other japeanese non-hakasturu or non-gekkeikan offerings also. If your not familiar with sake language, look for ginjo or dai-ginjo in the name of the... (10 replies, last updated by fleisch August 17, 2007)

Gekkakow Vintage daiginjo Gekkeikan Horin daiginjo Wakatake Onikoroshi daiginjo or ginjo Kubota daiginjo Tenju shiboritate (“first pressing”) Tsukasabotan shizuku (live yeast, gravity dripped) Kimoto honjyozo (fortified)... (5 replies, last updated by barleywino June 26, 2007)

Some commonly available sakes which you might keep an eye out for are Gekkeikan Horin daiginjo, Kubota daiginjo and Wakatake Onikoroshi ginjo or daiginjo (of course you will serve these cold!) Or bring a dessert sake for... (4 replies, last updated by Noice March 13, 2007)

is sipped directly from the glass before the glass is picked up. Picking up the glass before the first sip is super bad luck! Also for the junmai ginjo/ dai-ginjo(super-premium) the last sip is best served room temperature to... (4 replies, last updated by fregal October 13, 2008)

After many sampling expeditions to Sake House Miro I am starting to buy sake to drink at home. Does anyone know any good stores to buy sake at. I am especially looking for Kaori Junmai Ginjo. Is there any place in Little Tokyo or... (3 replies, last updated by pinkshch May 31, 2006)

there will only be sake tasters there.... Come taste a selection of six fine premium Japanese sakes. We will taste two each of the most commonly seen classifications of sake – Junmai, Ginjo and Daiginjo. Seio Shimada of... (0 replies, last updated by Rochelle McCune February 25, 2003)

sushi with ponzu and garlic chips at the end, as well as an order of japanese mustard greens that had a bitter cleansing note. I was especially impressed by our sake, Wakatake Onikoroshi ginjo, which Kenji said means “devil... (0 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong May 1, 2002)

I’m going to be travelling to Japan and would like to buy some sake to bring back as a gift. Other than the Satano Homare, Kaiun Junmai Ginjo and Gin Ginjo, any others you’d recommend that you can’t purchase... (4 replies, last updated by Notorious P.I.G. May 11, 2009)