At the usual restaurant
After spending the night and taking a break after returning from Hiroshima
I took some souvenirs with me. 😃
After beer and shochu, we got this one.
It was slightly sweet and went well with the pork belly cartilage ponzu.
😃
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator)
Taste 80%.
Color Almost colorless.
Aroma: The aroma from the glass is cemedine-like. In the mouth, there is a slight apple-like aroma, but the aroma through the nose is cemedine-like.
Taste: As the label says, not very distinctive. The alcohol content is high, and the aftertaste is a little tangy on the tongue.
Overall impression: So-so.
The second bottle is Souten.
The aroma is green apple and muscatelike
Like the first, the aroma is also very discreet 😌.
The taste is fine, smooth and light.
The flavor of rice and a hint of sweetness spreads out, giving the impression of balancing the mild acidity.
The aftertaste is clean and crisp, and it is a delicious sake that can be easily consumed 😋.
Sawanoi Junmai Ginjirushi. The standard "Dai-harakuchi" is good, but this one is also good. Koku-ami Junmai Sake. There is no particular description, but it has a richness and acidity similar to those of a sake made from a "nama-hashiro" or "kiokake" (a type of sake made from the same yeast as the original brewing process). I drank it rather carelessly because of its reasonable price and regretted it a little.
7.5 points (wife 7 points)
Alcohol content : 15
Sake degree : +10
Acidity: 1.8
Rice polishing ratio : 65
Store Matakoiya (in Haneda Airport Terminal)
Silent when opened
No gassiness
Slightly apple-like nose.
Aroma of rice malt behind the same aroma as the first sip, a little sweetness and firm umami of rice spread with crisp acidity, a little bitterness and a firm spiciness of alcohol, and it finishes quickly.
It is not too dry for its sake strength and goes well with a meal.
It went well with the sushi at Haneda.
At the beginning of the journey.
The spiciness of the first part of the journey is intermingled with the umami.
The richness of the umami comes out a little, but the spiciness extends to the aftertaste.