Sake-producing region!
Finally, I got a bottle of Kumamoto sake!
Attracted by the one bottle per person offer, I didn't hesitate to buy it when I saw it at the liquor store!
The bottle was marked "Be careful when opening! I opened the bottle with care because it was marked "Be careful when opening the bottle!
Just as I was relieved that I could skip the cork, 3 seconds later it flew open and hit the ceiling with all my might.
The taste was fruity and shwashy. It tastes like sparkling wine!
Thank you for making sake, even though you are in Kumamoto Prefecture!
Ingredient rice: Yamadanishiki
Nouveau type: Kikuchi River basin / Nama yeast
Area: Kumamoto Prefecture, Kumamoto Prefecture, Kikuchi River basin rice
Alcohol content 13
Why do we want to drink it again? It is probably because it has an addictive taste. I would like to try the Ninoh brew again, and eventually I would like to try the Hozu and Kako as well. Let's go!
The bottle was opened with the same vigor as usual, and I love live sake that can blow up. It's a great shwash. The aroma is sweet and heavy with deep grapes. The water is very crackling and carbonated, and has a slight tang to it. The carbonation is refreshing, and the sweetness and acidity of the juicy grapes make you feel cool. And like the Kikuchi River, it flowed quietly away. It tastes great, but I can't help but think that this is a different sake from sake. Sansho must be at the forefront of the evolution of sake. Thank you again for the food and drink tonight!
When I come to RIKI, there are so many things I want to drink that I can't stop 🤣.
Drink #6: Sancho Ni Nozomi
I tend to drink it as a toast, but I had one for a break 🥂.
But it was out of gas and didn't taste like San-do 😅.
Personally, I like this sweet and gassy San-do 😁.
Sanndo Yamadanishiki Ni-no-sho.
It has been a long time since we had this standard Yamada-Nishiki Ninonunomai at the spring Sansho Shinen. It is made from rice grown in the Kikuchi River basin and brewed with a fresh yeast yeast yeast.
It has a gorgeous nose with a hint of pear and melon, and when you take it into your mouth, a firm gaseous sensation tickles your throat refreshingly.
The mild yet core sweetness spreads slowly with a thick texture. The impression of acidity derived from lactic acid bacteria, which is fully drawn out by the sake yeast, is always vivid.
It has been a long time since we have tasted Ninonozo, and it is still delicious!
Hozu, the highest peak of the season.
Shiori" is also brewed using the old-fashioned brewing method
With each passing year, the integration with the climate
and sublimated with each passing year.
It is more like a unique product called "San-do" than a sake.
I feel that we are moving forward with this unique product.
My personal preference
70/100
[Sweetness/Sweetness]
Sweet ☆☆☆☆⭐️☆☆☆☆☆☆Dry
Appearance.
[hue].
Slightly pale yellow
《Nature》[Aroma
Slightly short
Ginjo Aroma △ Kabosu
Ingredient aroma ○ Steamed rice, lactic acid-like
Aged aroma
Other
[Examples]
Mainly mild raw material aroma
Taste
[Attack]
Slightly short
[Texture]
Mellow.
Slightly effervescent
[Taste]
Sweet x Slightly sweet
Acidity ○ Deep
Bitterness
Slightly full-bodied
[Complexity]
Slightly complex
[Aroma]
Medium
Same as Kamitachiko
[Lingering]
Medium
The mild acidity in the first half and the astringency in the second half are
≪Characteristic Element
≪Notes.
Fairly acidic.
[Classification by flavor characteristics]
Sake with fragrance
Refreshing sake
Mellow sake
Mature sake
11 days after opening the bottle.
There are no bubbles, and the acidity is still present, giving it a beautiful taste with the umami of the sake's original yeast. No sense of the land of origin. The importance of the bubbles was reaffirmed!
Freshly opened seems to be the best. ✨️
I learned a lot!