Eikun Junmai Ginjo Bizen Omachi Orange Eikun 720ml
Price: ¥1,705
This junmai ginjo-shu has a pleasantly rounded, full rice flavor that is moist and conveys a gorgeous aroma reminiscent of fresh fruit, and a rich aroma that is enhanced by the soft acidity that moderately tightens and enhances the slightly thick mouthfeel.
Rice] Bizen Omachi 55% polished rice
Alcohol content: 15%.
Yeast used: Shizuoka CA50
Sake meter: ±0
Acidity】2.1
Recommended serving time: Cold, room temperature, or warmed.
Refrigeration】Store in a cool, dark place.
Eikun produced by Marie Chiba
The aroma is very strong muscateliness.
I don't think I've had such a strong one since Rice and Agave Rice and Hops.
For a regular sake, it certainly has a very special aroma
The flavor also has a muscat aroma, but it's not that different from a regular apple type.
Fruity, moderately sweet and delicious.
The lingering aftertaste is a bit long, which is a bit of a feature.
If you like muscat aroma, I highly recommend this bottle.
This is a limited edition of the standard "Tokujun", which is a limited edition of a bag suspension and "Shizuku-kakuri" (drop harvesting). I was very curious about it right after its release and was about to ask the manager about it when he made the first move and said, "This is delicious.
I was wondering what kind of sake to drink after Kangiku because of its high quality, but this time, I decided to serve this one with high expectations.
What a great aroma! I love it so much! The melon fruit aroma is strong, and the magic ink aroma reminds me of alcohol. I'm sure I'll love it when I drink it!
When I took a sip of it...it's still melon!
If the sweetness was more upfront, it would probably be Yubari melon, but the sweetness is moderate, which is like the Andes in a good way!
The coexistence of the two is ambivalent and interesting: soft for a special junmai and strong for a pouch-hung sake.
The umami is not too forward, nor is it the type where the acidity shines through. While leaning toward the classical style, the melon aroma and the modest but present sweetness give the sake a modern impression.
It is a completely different type of sake from the one I had just before, so I am glad that I cannot compare the two. I might buy it again next time if it is on sale..!
Clear in color.
Cold: Melon-like aroma transitioning to an alcoholic aroma.
Shochiku Ume: Like a higher version of Subaru.
Purchased on a summer festival day.
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