Koumei, also at Yakiniku.
Good alcoholic aroma with added fruity notes.
Refreshing.
It is light, dry, and sharp, but slightly aromatic.
It is described as a son's challenge, but I wonder if it was made by the brewer's son.
It is a yakiniku lunch in Yonezawa.
This is my first brand. And it might be the first frozen sake.
It has a nice alcoholic aroma. It is frozen, so it is tight.
The taste is gradually sweet and thick.
It is aromatic and slightly dry.
It is a sake that goes well with grilled meat.
The spiciness from the alcohol is quite harsh on the throat and tongue .................
It is full-bodied, but not too strong. It leaves a slightly spicy and bitter taste.
This is the 530th one-cup, one-pack festival.
I received this as a gift from my wife at the beginning of this year. I don't often buy alsobe for myself, but it tastes well-rounded and easy to drink.
Junmai Ginjo-shu Tsukimi-Usagi
⭐️⭐️⭐️ 100% Dewa Sanzu, 60% polished rice
ALC 15 degrees, Sake degree +3.0, Acidity 1.5
This sake was purchased at the "Hinoki-no-Sato" sake store in the Yamagata Station building where we arrived.
Since this year is the Year of the Rabbit, I bought it because of the cute rabbit back figure on the label, the fact that it is a junmai ginjo-shu, and because I was looking forward to comparing it with the special junmai sake [Jusui].
I think it is light and slightly dry. However, I didn't really notice the "fruity aroma" that was written on the label. This is just my personal impression.
My fellow travelers' evaluation was almost the same. Maybe Jusui was too good...
I had some left over at the after-party, so I had it at Izakaya Shinkansen on my way home.
Yamagata Station Hinoki-no-Sato: 20230120
