[Spring haze]
I didn't see the small bottle listed.
I think it might be "Junmai Harukasumi".
I won a prize of "Kikuimo soaked in soy sauce".
It's so good! Perfect 👌✨
I was expecting it to be nettlesome like a taro.
I was expecting it to be nettlesome like a taro, but it was so crispy and raw!
I'm going to eat it in soy sauce and have a quick spring haze 🍶´-
I love it!
A food sake that also goes well with rice dishes."
Exactly right ( ˙-˙👌)
⬇HP excerpt⬇
The most important thing to keep in mind when brewing sake at Harukasumi is to make a "food sake that goes well with rice dishes,
A food sake that goes well with rice dishes.
Whether it is a special dish or not,
We want to brew sake that can be enjoyed with food, whether it is a special dish or not.
We want to brew a sake that can be enjoyed with or without special food.
In this sense, this red label
This red label is the most typical Haruka sake in this sense.
Rice variety: Misato Nishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 16
Careful aroma of green apple and citrus 🍏🍊.
In the mouth, it has a fresh mouthfeel
Gentle sugar-like sweetness and umami spread ☺️✨
The acidity spreads slowly.
Taste while leaning over the lingering aftertaste
Spring haze is still the best 😆‼︎✨
Thank you again for your support this season 🌸
Harukaze Winter Label Junmai-shu Namaishu
I bought a bottle of Haruka's newest sake at Lajomon.
It has the freshness and juiciness of a new sake, but with the umami, bitterness, and moderate sweetness of rice.
Oh my, it's delicious. I love it.
My first impression was that it was a normal tasty sake with no major characteristics, but on the second day of opening the bottle, for some reason, it smelled of muscat. It was delicious.
Long time no see, spring haze
The smell is so sweet!
I drank it...
What's that? It's drier than I thought it would be.
Green apple-like taste behind the bitterness
I usually drink sweet wine.
so this is new to me.
I drank it after Shinta Kachio.
so it feels even drier than before.