こるね
＜Sweet and sour, fruity, but delicious.
Following the previous Junmai Ginjo Unfiltered Nama, this is a local brand from Kobayashi Shuzo, which brews Houou Mida, Mitatsuru. This time, it is a fire-brewed Junmai.
The aroma is of alcohol, muscat acid, and rice sweetness. It is a bit more robust than Jungin.
In the mouth, it is sweet and sour from the start! Then, the umami is very smooth.
It is rather modern. But it is not just modern, it has a strong umami. It has a sweet fruity flavor similar to Houou Mita, but it also has a robust umami. I see, this sake also has both Hououmida's character and that of a local sake.
The couple Satsuki meets in the scene where Mei gets lost in "My Neighbor Totoro," a man on an auto tricycle. This one, too, is somehow a little more modern, even though it's an auto tricycle on a paved road in the countryside in the 1950s. And it looks more stout-boned than Junmai Ginjo.
Liked: ★★★★
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