The color of the rich umami-guchi sake is also golden!
Suitable for hot sake.
It was a habit-forming sake that you could drink slowly and savor its flavor.
It was delicious!
Strong umami. It is a matured sake, but it feels fresh because it is a nama-shu. I drank it warmed up, and the aroma of rice rose up so much that it was blissful. This is delicious!
This is Kikuhime, which I thought was "300% drinkable" last year.
It was a good opportunity to try it again. I decided to have it again.
What a surprise! It was an aged Kikuhime from the year 2008.
The owner said, "We can't drink it either.
It is golden in the glass.
And the aroma was rich in flavor. It was unique after all!
It was refreshing on the palate, but was a very thick sake!
Kikuhime Junmai Sake
Stable Umami. Umakuchi.
It has a traditional sake-like feel, but you can taste the sweetness of the rice, and it is a good sake.
It becomes quite tasty when heated. Suitable for heating up.
It tastes more intense and tastier than other Kikuhime I've had before.
It is a limited edition sake, so I can't drink it on a regular basis, but I may have to try it again.
Rice (domestic), Rice Koji (domestic), 100% Yamadanishiki, 65% polished rice, 15% alcohol by volume
It has a slightly golden color and a rich umami taste! We had it warmed and at room temperature.