Speaking of neta labels, Kikumori. It is a choice with a neta.
Oh, it smells like sake.
It is sweet and mellow aroma spreads to the nose.
It has an apple-like flavor and the sourness of vinegar.
You can taste the umami of the rice.
At first I thought it might not be my favorite, but from the second sip onward, the taste became more and more delicious.
Surprisingly, it is not bloated, and after the gusto, it is not too strong.
Surprisingly, it is not bad.
☆Taste level 3.5/5
Contrary to the impactful name, the taste is a sweet junmai sake. I think I felt a slight peculiarity when I sipped it, but I was too drunk to remember.
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I hear the taste swings are great every year.
I don't remember what it tasted like last year.
The waiter says it's not that good this year.
It tastes like dried flowers.
Nigori
The flavor is weak, but there is a glimpse of it.
1.8L ¥3,960 Alcohol content 17% Raw material rice Undisclosed Polishing ratio 55% Sake degree Undisclosed Acidity Undisclosed Yeast used Association #6 yeast Purchased yesterday at authorized distributor Touda Sake Shop in Towada City. It has a sourness and dryness, and later on you can taste the umami and sweetness of the rice while it finishes well.
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The label doesn't say, but there must have been a nama-shu sticker on it.
More refreshing and easier to drink than the ones I've had in the past.
I don't think I would buy it myself because it's pretty dry if you look at the sake level 🙄.
Today I went to the Tohoku products exhibition in Abeno again 😅.
The first sake I drank was this one from Kikumori.
I was curious about the taste because of the strong name, but I found it to be a dry sake with a sharp taste and surprisingly high quality. 🙆♂️
It's the kind you can drink with ease lol.
The brewer said that the label was created to be the same as the Christ sign that he used to see since he was a child.