In a japaneses restaurant, the principle of "Omakase" is to trust the chef for the choice of menu. This is what we offer here with a course on three sakes. The aim is to guide you on beautiful things for a great discovery.

About sake
Shichiken Yamanokasumi: a sparkling sake, made by a second fermentation in the bottle. It's fresh, it's lively. on lactic notes, with beautiful aromas of pear, pineapple, green apple and citrus. Shichiken Yamanokasumi is a silky sake and incredibly precise in which we find a lot of freshness.
72cl - alc. 11% theft.

Azumacho Junmaï Ginjo: a fairly new vintage that has only been around since May 2018. However, it has already been rewarded many times. The work on this Junmai Ginjo combines the use of Yamadanishiki rice and yeast No. 9 (originally from Saga). The result is fruity and crunchy! Great aromas, on a rich umami.
72cl-alc. 16% theft.

Sogen Junmaï: an ultra-careful junmaï, rich and well structured, in the pure Noto Toji style. A nose with banana, pear, cereal notes and lactic notes. On the palate, we find the fruit accompanied by a good acidity and a rich umami. The structure is clear, a lot of liveliness. The finish brings a lot of freshness.
72cl-alc. 15% theft.