Rumney-like sweetness and sourness
Clear but sweet and sour, so good!
I can also feel a little bitterness.
It's so good!
Not too light for a summer drink.
I love it!
Very rich. It has a fresh aroma and sweetness, but it is even richer than that. I imagined it to be a light summer sake, but this one has a nice, heavy flavor. It is a good match for anago (conger eel), but not for steamed shrimp. ★★★
The aroma is a bit acidic. However, it is a full-bodied sake with a mild sweetness that comes when you put it in your mouth. For a summer sake, it is more mellow than refreshing.
Although it goes well with squid sushi, it pretty much wins over sushi. However, it goes well with gari! It also goes well with pumpkin and cream cheese salad, but my impression is that it is basically an assertive sake.
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The name Bourru means 'nigori' in French.
MK-7, a Mie yeast, is used, which is mainly ethyl caproate.
It has a fresh, pleasant aroma reminiscent of fruit, which is perfect for the current season, and a refreshing acidity.
This light nigori sake is not only "light," but also has a silky flavor and sweetness.
The aroma is gorgeously fruity. It is like pineapple and a little bit of yogurt.
In the mouth comes a gentle sweetness and a gentle sourness, and the flow of the sourness brings a slight bitterness to the face, and in the latter half it finishes clean and crisp.
It was a juicy and delicious sake that wraps the refreshing sweet and sourness with the tenderness of nigori.
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Ingredient Rice
Koji rice type : Kami no Ho
Kake rice : Koshihikari produced in Mie Prefecture
Rice Polishing Ratio
Koji rice : 55
Kake Rice : 60
Alcohol 15%.
Yeast used: Mie yeast MK-7
Refreshingly sweet and sour taste and rice flavor
Little aromatic, watery sensation.
Slightly bitter taste in the mouth
It was a refreshing taste. ☺️
Toppings: liver, bonito sashimi, hokke sashimi, tsukune (skewer of white liver)