What is the difference between “Ginjo-shu” and “Junmai Ginjo-shu”? Words related to sake

Sake & Tea

What is the difference between “Ginjo-shu” and “Junmai Ginjo-shu”? Words related to sake(ginzyousyu junmaiginzousyu)

Japanese rice wine

Sake made from rice polished to less than 60% and to which brewing alcohol has been added. Ginjo-shu uses a process called “ginjo-zukuri,” in which well-polished rice is fermented at a lower temperature for a longer period of time than usual. It is characterized by a fruity, refreshing taste. Junmai Ginjo does not contain brewing alcohol, so the flavor of the rice can be felt more than in Ginjo-shu, which has a clean, light flavor.

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