3.7 This sake was served lukewarm and aged for four years.
The four years have weeded out all the junk, making it a good match for a variety of meals. I was skeptical about aged sake, but it is very tasty. I hope I can come across it again somewhere.
Hometown tax returns.
A new brand recently in my opinion.
The sake is well made in its cleanliness. This is indeed delicious. It's going to be popular.
The aroma was noticeable after opening the bottle, but within a week, it will be a perfect food sake.
There are many kinds of sake that go well with rice.
Sake should be clean and moderate.
It is delicious. Jungin like Jungin.
The horse mackerel is almost finished.
Mellow, dry, mellow sake
A rather firm texture on the tongue.
Fruity Miyamanishiki, with a slightly matured rice aroma.
The acidity is much milder than the label suggests.
100% Miyamanishiki from Nagano Prefecture, 60% polished rice
Sake meter reading: +7, Acidity: 2.3
Originally shipped after one year of aging in BY2019, this sake has been aged for four years, giving the impression that the acidity is much milder than the label specs, and the sweetness is more easily sensed.
It is mellow and delicious.
This is an unfiltered pure sake made from pure rice and grated yamahoroshi.
It has a firm body as if it was made using the traditional sake yeast yeast yeast yeast. It can also be heated up!
The taste is firm and relatively robust, but not too heavy. But not too heavy. Good aftertaste. 👍️
I used to think of Yuho as flashy in a good way, but after drinking the blue one, I learned that it also has a mild umami taste, so what about this yellow one?
Well, this yellow one is exquisite and mildly umami!
The taste is stable from start to finish, with moderate umami, bitterness, and acidity from the start and a slightly tangy aftertaste.
Combined with the mildness of hiyaoroshi, it is really delicious.
Hiyaoroshi" should be like this!