Taste preference
4.7
I have never had a sake with such a strong and delicious flavor before. This is no longer just delicious new rice itself!
It is only available in Aomori.
It is called Shichiriki because it was planned by seven Aomori liquor stores.
This is a fantastic sake that can only be purchased at those seven liquor stores.
I had the autumn Shichiriki this time, but would love to try the other seasons!
1.8L 12950 yen Alcohol content 16-17% Raw material rice: 100% Hwasoi, Polishing ratio: 40% The 100th check-in is the most expensive Junmai Daiginjo of Shichiriki. It has a pungent taste of rice, which is unique to Hwaso. It has more sharpness than spreading umami 🤔.
A souvenir given to me by an acquaintance who likes Aomori's hidden hot springs. For some reason, the second day was easier to drink and the bottle was empty.
100% Aomori sake brewing rice "Hanamoi
House drinking.
Date of manufacture 2022.06
Made with 100% Hana-moi.
Nanashiriki was brewed with Nebuta music as the yeast during the moromi brewing process, and the Japanese paper used for the Nebuta actually performed at the festival by Hiroo Takenami, the Nebuta master who created "Nanadotate" (2017), was used for the label.
Nigori, slight effervescence, so you'd expect it to be sweet and sour, but it's surprisingly sweet and refreshing! On the second day, it was a little sweeter, but still not as sweet as one would expect from Kaze no Mori or Clammbon, and it was refreshing! Good for summer.
It's been a while since I checked in❗️
I've been so busy with work I've been lazy😭
A cup from my trip to Aomori 🍶.
I bought this one thinking of Koshi apples, but this one is still not that sour .
I've been lazy about checking in but I've been drinking 🙆♂️ so I'll do it a little at a time 🙆♂️.
The other day, I went out to Aomori City to
visited Ebina Sake Shop.
The selection of quintessential
aroma and richness...take your time. I'm sure you'll enjoy it 🍶.
Refreshing and fruity Tanki
When you swallow it, the taste and flavor of sake
The taste and flavor of the sake comes to the back of your throat and nose.
I'm enjoying it very much.