This was a nihonshu suggested by one of the staff. Mild start, with some fruity then mild sharpness and lingering caramel taste.
Worked well with caramel dessert as accentuated caramel but cut through the richness
At a standing bar in Shinbashi.
Fruity, sharp and refreshing.
It is like a pear with a moderate sweetness.
It is light and dry with a sharp aftertaste.
It has acidity and a slightly peculiar taste.
It has a clean and refreshing taste, with a gaseous sensation, and is very easy to drink and tastes delicious (I was surprised when I saw the sake level).
Purchased at a liquor store
Since it was mentioned in a previous dancyu
PB sake in case you are interested
Cold sake.
Aroma of dried fruits and honey-like sweetness.
Not too much alcohol even though it's a pure sake.
High alcohol content, but round and easy to drink without ice
Mature but still light.
When heated up, it has aroma of chestnuts and acorns.
On a weekend alone with no children, we decided to go for a drive in Nose, Osaka. While looking at the map, we found Aki-Deer. We had never had a drink before, so we knew we had to go there. However, it was closed. It seemed that the store was closed on weekends and holidays. We understood that it was a good brewery that was reforming its work style.
We had no choice but to drive on and found a liquor store that mainly sells Akishika. I couldn't decide between the Omachi, which is a sake brewed using the traditional sake yeast, and the Yamadanishiki Jungin, which is made from Yamada Nishiki.
The taste was moderately pleasant and had a nice dryness to it.
We enjoyed it with our meal, knowing that this sake brewery would not be missed.
On the label, the number of days of unrefined sake, the amino acid degree, and an unfamiliar index are written. I'll check it out next time to see how it affects the sake!
Good evening, Mr. Wu Hou Xia!
Nice drive with your wife 🚗.
I'm planning a road trip with my wife after reading your post 😁✨✨.
I've only had a cup of Akirika so I'll have to try it at home slowly 😋.
Akishika Nose Junmai-shu (unfiltered)
Sake Brewer] Akishika Shuzo (Nose Town, Toyono-gun, Osaka Prefecture)
Type of sake] Junmai-shu (unfiltered)
Rice used: 100% rice suitable for sake brewing
Rice polishing ratio] 75
Alcohol content】14%.
Sake Cup】Glass
Aroma】+1.5(Narazuke、cooked rice、dried grass、walnut、lactic acid)
Appearance] Slightly yellowish crystal
[Taste] [Mouthfeel
Body: 2.0
Acidity: 2.5 (lactic acid type + slight malic acid)
Sweetness: 1.0
Umami: 2.0
Bitterness: 1.5
Lingering: Umami and acidity linger slowly, fading out with a light astringency
Impression] Classical umami dry taste.
The aroma is completely umami, with hints of Nara pickles and steamed rice. The taste is designed to be super dry with low sugar content and lactic acidity.
It has the graininess and umami of 75% polished rice and the thickness of unfiltered rice, while the alcohol level of 14 degrees makes it hard to get tired of drinking.
Although we have not tried it yet, it seems that its flavor will be enhanced if it is served at room temperature or lukewarm.
Pairing] Grilled fish, simmered root vegetables, miso dengaku, etc.
Repeat Score】1.5
Contain and surprisingly alcohol. Limey feeling.
Pungent sharp and tangy. Lightly acidic.
The rice is plump and delicious.
Crisp and sharp.
Good balance of crispness and drinkability.
Refreshingly spicy and tasty food sake.
Taste degree ☆ 3.5/5
Osaka expedition.
Autumn deer in the corner of the hotel's welcome bar.
It has a glossy taste like Akizuka and a refreshing acidity.
It would probably be delicious warmed up.
I went to the Dotonbori area to have dinner with my family at a kushikatsu restaurant.
More than 70%? I think Osaka's ability to attract visitors is great because of the Expo.
Good evening.
This autumn deer is delicious!
This is great lukewarm.
Hot sake is good too!
I'm a local of Dotonbori, and the inbound has lightly affected my life.
It's not on the same level as the hell in Kyoto, though.
one's feelings
Good morning.
This Aki-shika is delicious.
It's best warmed lukewarm. ♨️🍶👍
I can feel the amazing vitality of Osaka in the bustle of the city.
I see that Kyoto has a much larger number of inbound visitors.