Hida Sake
It has a fruity aroma and a pleasant mouthfeel with just the right amount of spiciness and smoothness.
It has a strong flavor for a pure sake, so it is best served chilled.
Hida Takayama, Sake Brewery Nonbei Festival
After the first half of the festival, we went to the second half.
It seems that from 12:00 to 13:00, the receptionist takes a lunch break, or maybe they don't allow tastings.
Since we had one hour before 12:00, we decided to visit all three at once.
The fourth brewery was Niki Shuzo.
It was founded in 1695, which means it was founded in the Edo period.
The building was reconstructed based on the plans from the Edo period.
Now for the tasting.
Daiginjo-namaishu, Himuro. The first one is a daiginjo nama-shu, Himuro, and the second one is a ginjo, Tamanoi.
I wonder if the Himuro is easier to drink, but from a cosmetic point of view, the Tamanoi is better. It is a difficult question, isn't it?
Tamanoi Ginjo Cup" by Niki Shuzo
Clean and dry. It is very refreshing when chilled.
It has a moderate thirst-quenching effect. It goes down smoothly, but it also has a strong alcohol taste.
It has a straightforward taste with no cloying flavor.
It is a sake that will satisfy you when you drink it. Good, good, good!