As usual, I mix all the ingredients from the beginning, but this time it took 40 minutes to open the bottle.
It is still the same apple juice.
It was a little more acidic than the last time, and had more apple flavor.
Today's sake is a test brew from the holy city of Shibukawa, Kamishu!
I get a thrill from labels like this.
I have a new-fangled side.
The koji rice is Gohyakumangoku and the kake rice is Hitomebore.
I'm not a big fan of sake brewing, so let's see how it goes! Opening the bottle
The lid is opened with great energy, and the aroma is sweet and pleasant.
The taste is not like a sake yeast yeast.
It has a soft sweetness with a little bit of a crunchy texture.
Is it apricot? A little low 14°.
It is a full-scale production!
thanks Yuhzakaya (Sapporo:Makaei)
The aroma is slightly citrusy, acidic, alcoholic? and rice.
When you drink it, it is a thin, cloudy white pichisuwa, with a light texture on the tongue. It has a sourness and a hint of rice sweetness. I had an image that sake mother liquors are refreshing but have a rather strong flavor, but this one may not be so. The acidity is not as strong as one might imagine.
It is a very light and light sake. But it tastes good on a hot day.
It becomes even milder as the day goes on. Soda water? Water? It's so refreshing.
It is so easy to drink! It was so refreshing that I could drink it after a workout.
The local liquor store in my neighborhood does not carry it.
I found it a little far away and bought it on impulse.
It has a good balance of sweetness and sourness. It's good at home, too.