This is my standard Tsururei ginjo-nama sake.
Rich, umami bitterness. Aroma and taste of a ginjo.
The rice is so good that I feel I can taste the taste of Koshitanrei.
The key point is that it is a ginjo, not a junmai ginjo. It is cheap, but tasty.
I love drinking it every time I can get it, and I advertise it here. The balance between taste and price is important.
Nose is light and clean. Flavor is light as well and balanced. Passionfruit, straw, hay, and stone. Lots of alcohol and spice at the end before a smooth long slightly peppery finish. Very enjoyable.
Sushi Tominaka. I love Tsururei. It also has a good balance of dryness and umami. Polishing ratio 65%, 17% alcohol. Fatty tuna, smelt squid, and string cucumber rolls.
The series I got from my parents' house ④.
Tsururei Standard
Soft mouthfeel
From a clean first impression, the umami with body spreads and finishes sharply.
The best part of Tsururei is its "light and delicious taste.
Sake quality that goes well with any kind of food
Ponzu (vinegared soft-shelled albacore) as a snack
This month is the month of my own Nara Sake Fair, and since last week, it has been "Asano Sake Shop -> Niigata wo Kome"! My own Niigata Sake Fair is also being held at the same time (lol).
Tsururei is delicious!
I thought Koshitanrei was an expression of taste, but it was the name of the rice....
It is fruity. It was definitely delicious!
Good evening, Pon-chan!
Onigiri! I have not eaten it yet! I noticed it last week. Next is the Yuki no Mayu course from Mimuro cedar. I'm going to try onigiri!