Junmai Daiginjo Light Nigori Nama-shu
100% Yume-no-Kou, new rice new sake.
It has a beautiful, fresh rice aroma, a little sweet and crisp.
It is a daiginjo, but it also has a strong umami flavor.
It is a new sake. It is delicious!
@Lefty, Iya
It's an important evening party, what's going on?
The flight was cancelled due to maintenance problems.
We chose to take the train instead, which was a little late, but it seemed to work out.
Then a deer collided with the train 💥.
45 minutes late to the express train's destination station.
Therefore, we could not take the original connecting bullet train and arrived at the venue 3 hours late!
At this restaurant, I gave up sake and had a sour to take the heat off my body.
At the next restaurant, the sake started at last!
In the cold storage, there are two types of sake: dry and sweet.
I chose this summer sake!
Full of pineapple 🍍 feeling!
Delicious!
Thank you so much for your kind welcome even though I was late 😊.
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A limited quantity of Junmai Daiginjo Summer Nama Sake from the Aizu Ryugasawa brand. The sake rice is of course "Yumenokou," local Fukushima Prefecture rice suitable for sake brewing, and the price is for a 45% polished rice! The aroma is very subdued, clear and light on the palate, with a hint of berry sweetness and sourness. The sharpness of the throat, the lingering aftertaste, and the final pull are all good. Enjoy this "refreshing, crisp bottle" perfect for the Japanese summer.
Ingredient rice: Aizu Yumeko
Alcohol content: 14%.
Polishing ratio 45
Aizu Shuzo's Aizu Ginjo Nama Shu Arabashiri.
The initial aroma is just a hint of sweetness, but once you take a sip, a soft sweetness and bitterness spreads. It has a clear, fresh, powerful flavor, and is crisp and clean.
Although it is a ginjo-shu with alcohol, it is smooth and easy to drink, and the alcohol content is a little light at 15 degrees, so it is easy to enjoy and delicious. 😋♪