Origami Sake White Lotus Nigori Unfiltered Sake (NV) 200mL
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- Producer
- Origami Sake
- Country
- Japan
- Type
- Sake
- Size
- 200 mL
Description
70 % Polishing rice sake from Hot Springs, Arkansas
Sustainable, Kosher, SO2 Free, Vegan
"Thousand Cranes, a traditional symbol of good luck, is our most versatile food-pairing sake that is equally enjoyable on its own. The combination of Arkansas-grown rice and Hot Springs’ famous mineral water creates the perfect backdrop for our flagship style."
Producer Info:
"Located in Hot Springs, Arkansas, Origami Sake is nestled amidst the Ouachita Mountains, sourcing its famous mineral water.
The brewery is located within miles of our grower in the heartland of U.S. rice country.
Using 100% Arkansas-grown rice varieties selected for quality and character, every bottle of Origami Sake reflects our commitment to sustainability from farm to bottle."
"Justin Potts, Certified Sakasho (Master of Sake,) Japan Sake Service Institute Nihonshu Gakukoshi (Japan Sake Service Institute Sake Instructor,) Japan Sake Service Institute Certified Kikizakeshi"
Questions about Origami Sake White Lotus Nigori Unfiltered Sake
- What does White Lotus Nigori taste like?
- Nigori is cloudy because rice particles stay in the sake, which gives it a creamier body and a softer, sweeter feel than clear sake. This one is brewed in Arkansas with local rice and Hot Springs mineral water.
- Does nigori sake go bad after opening?
- Keep it in the fridge once opened and finish it within a few days. The unfiltered rice solids make nigori age faster than filtered sake. Shake the bottle gently before pouring to mix the sediment.
- How is unfiltered sake different from filtered sake?
- Filtered sake is clear and lighter in texture. Unfiltered nigori like this one keeps some rice sediment, so it looks milky and feels fuller. Serve it chilled, alone or with spicy or fried food.