Yamahai, directly pumped, Sake degree +12... I was curious about all these things, so I got it when I went shopping!
The usual "henohenomoheji" face. I'm looking forward to seeing what it will look like this time👍.
When I opened the bottle and poured it, it had a mellow green aroma of kiwi and melon.
The mouthfeel is sharp, yet has a sharp, sharp, spicy acidity from the Yamahai process, which gives it a great punch. The deep, rich flavor and aroma is like fermented seasonings, tea leaves, and green bamboo. Rich flavor like freshly cooked rice. However, the sharpness is consistently healthy, so the taste is well balanced and delicious without being too heavy!
An excellent combination of umami and sharpness. It is really deep..!
Like "Oroku", I would like to keep this as a sake to be drunk slowly and carefully.
I am sure I will pick it up again next year!
Posting No.552
It's a raw sake, but it has a matured taste, with a strong umami that lingers well into the aftertaste. It is suitable for eating.
Suitable with
Fried chicken
Assorted oden
Fried horse mackerel Fat
Grilled hormone with salt ◯++
Personal preference ★★☆☆☆☆☆☆
#Funabori#
Purchased at Itami airport on the way back from a business trip to Osaka.
I was told it was "a bit peculiar" but when I drank it at home
But when I drank it at home, I found it to be more than a little peculiar.
It has the dry flavor that this brand has, and there is nothing unpleasant about it at all.
I think it's delicious!
I was looking forward to it since it was my first Osaka sake, but it was sweet or bitter, or was it acrid as opposed to sharp? Or is it bitter or sweet? What can I call it? The depth of the rice flavor? I felt it was a type of sake I am not used to drinking.
The last bottle of sake at Himonoyasan was a famous local Osaka sake
Akirika Junmai Ginjo.
The delicious rice flavor filled my mouth and was delicious!
Pre-birthday celebration Sake Koi Japan⑥.
The last drink will be the first Osaka sake! The last drink will be my first Osaka sake!
I had been curious about Aki-shika since I read on the POP of Kanese Shoten that it was a brand that classic lovers would be excited about.
My memory of it is a little hazy now,
I remember thinking, "This is Akishika with its rich, mellow flavor and guttural alcohol taste! I think I thought, "This is Aki-Rika!
I would like to heat it up.
I've been drinking heated sake more and more lately, so I'm considering getting a sake heater. (Laughs)
Before drinking it here, I bought another Aki-Rika at Kanese Shoten and haven't touched it yet, so I'll get to that one soon.