ひとことで言うと
Ose no Nami is a 日本酒 made by Shimizu Seizaburō Shōten in 三重県, Japan. It scores 92.3 out of 100 Japan Cellar Points, the average of 3 accredited reviewers.
- Score
- 92.3 / 100
- Reviews
- 3
- Producer
- Shimizu Seizaburō Shōten
- Region
- 三重県
- Type
- 日本酒
Reviews
Aromas of apple, mango, fragrant kinmokusei blossoms, freshly steamed rice cakes, and cotton candy rise from the glass. Gentle acidity expands the fruit-driven sweetness, while integrated alcohol adds roundness. Subtle rice nuances mark this as a classic junmai daiginjo.
Detailed Evaluation
Fresh pear and green apple aromas are layered with white flowers and cotton candy sweetness. The palate is silky smooth, with natural rice sweetness and lively acidity in harmony. A hint of lactic umami adds depth, while the finish is clean, mineral, and lightly bitter, leaving a refined impression of understated elegance.
Detailed Evaluation
Fruity and elegant, with aromas of melon, green apple, and floral tones reminiscent of elderflower. The attack is light and stylish. Rice-derived sweetness carries into a juicy, refreshing finish of watermelon and winter melon. Best enjoyed in a wine glass to highlight its delicate aromatics.
Detailed Evaluation
よくある質問
- What is Ose no Nami rated?
- Ose no Nami scores 92.3 out of 100 Japan Cellar Points — the average of 3 accredited reviewers, each scoring independently on balance, length, intensity, complexity and uniqueness.
- Who makes Ose no Nami?
- Ose no Nami is made by Shimizu Seizaburō Shōten in 三重県, Japan.
