Purchased at the Ko-Imari Sake Brewery Biraki on the 26th
In addition to the Kurabiraki limited edition sake, there was also a limited edition Junmai Daiginjo for export, so I bought it!
It was the last bottle!
The label is fashionable with blue sea waves, which is a characteristic of Imariyaki pottery 😎🌊.
Cold sake
Gorgeous aroma
Slightly smooth on the palate
But the volume increases later on.
Sweet aftertaste and long aftertaste
The rice and polish are the same as the previous junmai daiginjo, but other things are different 🤔.
When I visited the brewery before, they had separate tanks for the former and for export...
Ko-Imari Berori Active Nigori Unpasteurized Sake
It has a fresh rice flavor, a slightly effervescent taste, and a thicker taste at the throat.
It was served with chawanmushi (steamed egg custard).
I had no trouble opening the bottle, but it has plenty of gas. It has a sweet and sour taste. Unlike the fizzy type sake I have had in the past, I can feel the weight of the sake.
