SakenowaRecord your sake experiences and discover your favorites
緑川Midorikawa
Flavor Chart®
A chart created from flavor analysis of user comments.
Flavor Tags ®
Tags generated from flavor analysis of user comments.
Popular Comments
Brands from Midorikawa Shuzo
Midorikawa
Similar Brands
We analyze the flavors based on everyone's comments and select similar brands.
ShimeharitsuruSimilar Characteristics
Location
4015-1 Aoshima, Uonuma, NiigataOpen in Google Maps
Timeline
xtremer
Green River. It seems to be rather famous. I didn't know it was from Uonuma until I got it.
I started with the sake!
The cost performance is great. However, if you want to go with "that famous" sake, I think you should start with a ginjo or so to avoid disappointment.
This is a regular sake, so I wasn't impressed in that sense.
→It tastes like a regular Niigata sake. The flavor is a bit light.
Japanese>English
dama
Alcohol content: 15%.
Sake bottled in midwinter and stored in a snow cave 🍶.
At first it smells like cucumber and young melon🍈, and the flavor of rice🌾 can be felt.
At the end, there is a freshness with a sense of purity.
I paired it with open barracuda, but the soy sauce would have overwhelmed the flavor, so salt and lemon would have been better.
Japanese>English
South Part
At Tsubame-Sanjo Izakaya
Japanese>English
ei_arashima
The one I saved under the snow.
Japanese>English
サトシ
It's been a while since I've had it, but it's easy to drink.
Japanese>English
寿梨庵
At a unique inn in Oyu Onsen: ♨️
If you order heated local Midorikawa sake at dinner, you will receive a cold sake bottle and a sake warmer, and you can choose your favorite 🍶.
You don't see these single bottles very often... probably a regular sake 🤔.
If you're not careful, it's about hot 💦.
(And another 💧)
Dusty: ☺️
A light, dry sake that goes well with everything served.
But somewhat more mellow and full-bodied than others 😋.
The dishes here are not high quality ingredients, but rather familiar ingredients and seasonings that you are used to eating, but all of them have a refined taste that is one or two ranks above the rest, and I was very satisfied 😆.
By the way, Midorikawa, it seems the ban on online sales has been lifted ✨.
Japanese>English
ochi
Trip to Niigata in Ponshukan
Japanese>English
こあらっこ
With tuna delicacies.
Japanese>English
青赤生姜
Midorikawa's Nama Sake. It has a sharp taste and goes well with fish.
Very good marriage with iwana sashimi!
Japanese>English
