And yes you can put a cup in a warm bath of water
A superbly innocent sake that has baskets of ripe fruit tones including strawberries and mangos
This single-pasteurized sake has a very sneaky nose filled with rose petals
but also world class just drinking by itself
This exclusive unpasteurized brew is Beau Timken's prized sake offering for True Sake customers
Shirayuki Junmai Genshu "Edo Genroku 1702" Gasanryu Gokugetsu And yes you can putThe nose on this olden days sake is an amazing array of chestnut, cocoa, miso, unagi sauce, vegemite, sweet potato, burnt sugar, bonito flakes, and lemon tea aromas. Say hello to a special sake that is not only historical, but a great drinking experience. Philip Harper took Time Machine from a 1712 recipe, but the team at Konishi took a formula from 1702, and made an award winning sake that is literally like drinking a sake from over 300 years ago.