Today, a sparkling summer nigori from Sanzenmori in Tajimi, Gifu Prefecture: ❗️
Be careful when you open it. The upper clear part of the opened sake is hard and spicy❗️ and mixed with the nigori part below, it is just right❗️ fragrance is that of a fresh, fizzy unrefined sake. ❗️ When you take a sip, the fizzy tingle comes to the tip of your tongue, followed by a sharp bitter taste and then the spicy taste. ❗️ As one might expect from a sake labeled DRY, it is a dry sake. It is a nigori sake, but it is a dry sake and can go well as a food sake⭕️
Daiginjo sharpness, taste suited for a mid-meal drink, a little alcoholic but easy to drink 🍶It would be good to drink with dishes with strong flavors.
Not sake related, but the ayu fish was very tasty.
Polishing 45%, yellowish in color.
It's really spicy...it's very sharp.
The aftertaste is short and you would think it would disappear quickly, but the aftertaste is hard to handle.
It's spicy enough to be matched with strong flavored food. It's good, isn't it?
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