This Ryoseki Labo (experimental brew) is similar to Hanayuup and Suidama, and when I drank it last year, it was a beautiful sake with a soft sweetness that was delicious 😋.
I know it's delicious, and I'm not sure if it's good this year. What should I do? What was I thinking,
It says "+13" 🤨⁉️
What does that mean! I think last year it was -17 or -18 on the sake level. It looks like something much different from last year, and the brewery of Hanayuup and Suidama makes such a dry sake? I don't know how much they know, but I think they are experimenting too much 🤣.
And I ended up buying it 😝.
It has a sourness when you drink it, and it's dry if you can call it dry.
Certainly much different from Hana Yuu or something like that.
Slight sweetness? If I had to say so, it's a bit like Ryoseki?
The sourness goes through the nose.
If you expect Hana Yuu or Suiyu, you may be disappointed, but if you don't think about that, this is delicious 😋.
The second day was even better!
I had an image that dry sake from a brewery that specializes in sweet sake would have a subtle sense of discomfort, but is that true? Or is that just my imagination?
Good morning, Jay & Nobby 😊.
I would appreciate it if you could confirm this by strict, fair J&N standards 😆.
However, I think it is dry, but maybe not acidic enough for your taste, J & N 🤔.
Hi, Takashi 🐦.
Wow, dry! As a Ryoseki brewery fan, I can't miss this sake 😆 I want to experience a different taste experience not so different from Hana Yuu and the others 😁.
4.3
Sweet, tasty, and strong. The alcohol is a little strong.
The richness is felt more than the alcohol content of 16%.
It is a delicious, umami type of sake.
This is a challenge sake made by a young brewer at Ryoseki Shuzo. It is unknown if it will be made next year.
It is dry with a high alcohol content. It is crisp but has a delicious rice flavor.
Ryoseki Shuzo's "Junmai Ginjyo Unfiltered Nama Shuzake Ryoseki Labo Super Dry".
This year's Ryoseki Labo is a "super dry" sake with a sake strength of +13 degrees!
Despite its dryness, this junmai ginjo unrefined sake has a fruity aroma and the delicious flavor of Miyamanishiki rice.
Decades ago, Ryoseki Shuzo used to make special rank sake such as special honjozo with high rice polishing using local Miyamanishiki, but after a long time, Miyamanishiki has been revived and brewed in a dry type.
Product name Junmai Ginjo Murokanama Genshu Ryozeki Labo (Junmai Ginjo Unfiltered Raw Sake)
Sake quality Junmai Ginjo
Ingredient rice Miyamanishiki
Alcohol 17%.
Rice polishing ratio 55
Sake degree +13
Acidity 1.8
Amino acidity 0.9
Ryoseki is now available at liquor stores in Kumamoto👍.
Of course you can now buy Hanayuup as well 😁.
Since we are far from the city center, we managed to buy Hanayuup even 2 days after the announcement of its arrival on SNS 😊.
I'll open the Hanayuup later, but today I opened a bottle of Ryoseki Junmai Ginjo that I bought with it 🍶.
The review is as good as the store review in the picture, sweet and umami, but with a spiciness at the end to refresh you 🥰.
Good sake on its own or with a meal 😋.
Ryoseki is quite tasty thanks to Takagi 😊.