Mansaku is still very good. It has the characteristic "dry" alcohol taste on the palate, but it is not unpleasant, but rather pleasant, and the gentle yet full sweetness of the rice makes it perfect for evening drinks. It has a taste that you will never get tired of. I will never get tired of drinking it,
Another bottle of cold sake from a local sushi restaurant 🍾.
The Mansaku-no-Hana Kame label means it is made with Kame-no-o sake rice 🐢(now that I think about it).
This is a dark and delicious sweet sake with a matured taste 💖.
My father, who likes simple ponshu, didn't like it because of its complex taste, but as a lover of matured sake, I found it very drinkable and tasty .
I bet it's also good heated 🍶I think I'll buy some for home this winter ⛄️
I was caught by the words "super limited edition" and drank it.
It's easy to drink and has a spiciness that hits you in the middle of the drinkability and goes down your throat well.
I found myself drinking a lot of it 🍶.
The zangi is also delicious!
The main flavor is a quiet, slightly heavy melon. The sweetness and acidity are in the back.
The sweetness and umami are deep and full, and the acidity and bitterness are strong at the end. A little astringency.
The tongue is rough and firm. The lingering bitterness is strong and long.
It is a richer assemblage than usual.
I happened to find Diamond Drop at my favorite liquor store in my neighborhood. It is a special limited edition Junmai Daiginjo-genshu of Mansaku that has been aged for about one year in low-temperature bottle storage. The description from the brewer reads, "The aging process has further enhanced the flavor and created a well-balanced aroma and taste that you will never get tired of drinking.
First of all, the aroma is pleasantly sweet, with a slight fermentation smell like natto (fermented soybeans). The palate also has a nice sweetness, followed by a thickening and a good fermentation aroma. Diamond Drop is probably a one-year aged version of Manzaku's "Super Limited," but while it has a similar taste to "Super Limited," it also has a unique flavor that is also good.
[Specs.
Junmai Daiginjo once-fired sake
Rice polishing ratio: 45
Alcohol content: 16%.
Sake degree: -0.5
Acidity: 1.6
Amino acidity: 1.3
Yeast: In-house yeast
Mansaku no Hana Toji Selections BLACK Junmai Daiginjo Once-Hit Iriki Genshu
Rating 4.4
Ingredients : Hoshiakari, Polishing ratio : 50%, Alcohol content : 16
Hoshiakari, a sake rice suitable for sake brewing produced in Akita Prefecture, is polished to 50% and brewed in a small ginjo brewing process using low-temperature fermentation. The fresh aroma is enhanced by the flavor of the rice, making this unpasteurized sake ready to drink now. The taste is brewed with rice grown by the brewer. The convergence of the flavors is mild and dry.
Memorandum
Sake rice Unknown
Polishing ratio 45
The rice was polished more than last year, and the sake level is sweeter than last year's. The taste is sweet and fruity.
Sweet and fruity on the palate. It has a sweet, umami, fruity taste. Delicious.
Izakaya near Chidori Station
According to the owner, it was purchased at a liquor store in Onga
Drink it cold.
Weak sweet ginjo aroma.
Delicious full flavor on the palate.
After a while, a slightly weak dryness with a tingling sensation appears, and the taste becomes sharp.
Slight sweetness in the aftertaste
Very good with pickled fish
First visit to a sake brewery
To Mitsui Sake Brewery in Yao, which was mentioned in books by Danchu and Hiroshi Uehara
Long time no see mansaku flowers 💐.
Cold sake
Gorgeous aroma of green apple
Light on the palate
Sweetness with depth from the mid-palate
Dry after a day
★5/★5
This sake has a dryer taste than the previous one. It has a sweet taste at first when you start drinking it, but it becomes dry by the time you swallow it after a little mouthful.
Both are delicious, and if I am lucky enough to come across it again, I will buy it!
Interesting sake!