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.
I heard Osaka's sake is Aki-shika or Kurehaaru so I had it for the first time 😃I saw a raw Aki-shika 🍂🦌 so I took it home with me 😁.
The taste is not the sweet and delicious of today's sake, but it has a banana-like aroma and a clean taste due to the use of No. 7 yeast and 100% Yamadanishiki, a slight yellow texture due to the unfiltered raw sake, the umami of the rice and 17% alcohol content, and it is pleasantly rich and yet fresh 🍂. I could feel the freshness ♬♬♬ personally prefer it.
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🍶Purchased at: Sumino Sake Shop
Osaka sake after a long time 🍶.
Apple-like aroma 🍎.
Mellow and soft Western liquor feeling 🥃.
Aroma and sourness 😋 with a mild and soft Western-style flavor .
A refreshing aftertaste ✨
Akishika Golden Combi Jieida Omachi & Yamadanishiki Unfiltered Nama Sake
Rated 4.4-4.5
Rice used: Koji rice: Yumachi, Kake rice: Yamadanishiki, Polishing ratio: 70%, Yeast: Kyokai No.7, Sake meter degree: +8, Acidity: 2.5, Amino acidity: 1.3, Alcohol level: 17
Omachi and Yamada Nishiki, grown without pesticides and chemical fertilizers in the brewery's own rice fields, team up to make this special Aki-shika. It has a mild fruity aroma and a clean mouthfeel. The rich umami gradually expands, and the mild, full-bodied flavor is mixed with a light acidity that creates an exquisite sense of volume.
The temperature is 65ºC. The umami that is typical of Omachi and Yamada-Nishiki swells, while the sweetness and umami are mildly sweet. The convergence of the two is acidic and refreshing. Well balanced.
Recommended lukewarm.
It is a delicious sake with a pleasant acidity that can be drunk easily.
The tin (?) sake cups lifted my spirits. The tin (or tin?) sake cups really lifted my spirits.