Gunma limited distribution sake
clearness
Tsuchida
A traditional dry Junmai sake without the characteristic acidic flavor of Tsuchida, such as Shintsuchida.
Deliciously dry.
This goes well with food.
Homare Kokkou is the name of Tsuchida's locally distributed sake.
Sake distributed only in Gunma Prefecture. The name "sae" in the name makes you think it is a dry and refreshing Super Dry.
It is indeed dry, with a strong sake taste. However, it has a complex taste with a full-bodied flavor that spreads in the mouth, a yogurt-like lactic acidity, and a slight fruity sweetness, as if it were made using the traditional sake yeast yeast. The taste is complex and complex, with a clean and crisp finish. It is delicious.
There is a gap between the day it was purchased and the day it was taken. Oze tree road restoration project.
Gentle sweetness, honor Kunimitsu but like Tsuchida. Well, the same.
Sourness to Taste
Clear
Low-polishing sake.
I was expecting a complex taste.
I was expecting
But it's pretty normal.
I'd rather drink it at room temperature
I prefer it at room temperature rather than cold.
Alcohol 15%.
Ingredient rice: Gunma rice
Polishing ratio 90
Yeast: Association No. 701
Preference 3.8
The body is very unique, fluffy, and different from all the other sake I've had. The aroma is not very strong, and the taste is light and deliciously dry.
The first cup of the Tsuchida Festival was the first Honor Kunimitsu at room temperature.
It has a mild umami that you would not expect from a low-polished rice, and the acidity from the sake's sake yeast gives it a sharpness.