The smell was the sweet and sour smell of alcohol, the mouthfeel was very sweet and sour as it smelled, and the aftertaste was very refreshing and delicious!
After the juicy sweetness is pushed in with a buzz, it is quickly cut off by the aroma of alcohol and a little bitterness.
The balance of sweetness and spiciness is exquisite!
The 16th cup before the last. Finally, a Junmai Daiginjo. I guess there are not so many ginjos this time. This Eiko Fuji was very tasty, clear and robust.
Sake Mirai, 50% polished rice
Alcohol smell is strong.
It is thick and has a strong sweetness. It is spicier than before. This is the kind of sake you want to drink with snacks.
at that moment
First, drink only the top clearings.
Fruity, juicy, sweet and delicious.
Slightly alcoholic on the nose.
I like the taste.
Mix it well and enjoy!
The sweetness is mellowed in the mouth, and the alcohol taste on the nose is reduced.
Sweet and fruity
Slightly bitter aftertaste that quickly disappears from the mouth.
I like the taste.
This time of year I open a four-pack every day 😂.
(Not that I drink it in one day, but it's a good thing...)
Sake Mirai O Eikofuji is a sweet modern taste!
Eikohji
salmon mirai
I think it is a melon or green apple in terms of the label. It is a melon with a strong sweet taste, sour and firm, and a little apple-like.
The name comes from the fact that the character for "glory" was added to the original sake name "Fuji" when the company was founded, with a wish for prosperity. It is also said that the symmetrical character "Eiko Fuji" represents the brewery's philosophy of "sake brewing without backs and sides.
Eikohji
Japanese white pine (Pinus parviflora)
It was somewhat classical compared to the Eikoufuji that I usually drink.
The name comes from the fact that the character for "Eiko" was added to the original sake name "Fuji" when the brewery was first founded to express the wish for prosperity. It is also said that the symmetrical character "Eiko Fuji" represents the brewery's philosophy of "sake brewing without backs and sides.
Limited Nama Sake
On first opening, it had a sweetness.
On the second day, it was more alcoholic and bitter.
It had more gusto that only sake can have.
Both of them go well with nabe.