Alcohol content: 15% to 16
Yamadanishiki, Tosa Nishiki
Polishing ratio: 70
The aroma and mouthfeel are gorgeous, but the aftertaste is clean and dry with some bitterness.
Overall, it is as smooth as water.
It would be a good pairing with seafood dishes.
Nagata Nouhou Junmai Sake" by Shibotan Shuzo
Made from 100% rice grown in Shimanto Town using the Nagata Farming method. It is a perfect harmony of vital flavor, richness that expands in the mouth, and a wonderful intoxicating sensation. Nagata Farming" is a farming method that maximizes the vitality of crops by minimizing water and fertilizers.
Sake Sake
Sake: Junmai-shu
Place of Origin Shikoku region
Alcohol 15
Sake meter degree +7
Ingredients: Raw material rice: Yamadanishiki (Kochi), Tosanishiki (Kochi)
Rice polishing ratio 70%.
The name comes from a poem by Rui Yoshida: "Tosa sake is blue, drunkenness is straight. Very good balance after the second day. The balance is very good after the second day, and the way it breaks down is good.
I want to taste it again!
No gasiness
Pineapple, a little peach, a little pink grapefruit, sweetness, acidity
Fairly sweet
Slightly thickened sweetness
A little bitterness at the end
Purchased in the liquor section of Yodobashi
First bottle bought with the label
Maybe it was because I read the description, but it gave a fruity impression.
I was a little surprised because I had an image of Shibotan as a dry sake.
Reasonably priced and perfect as a food sake!