At the usual BAR (2)
A drink recommended by the master as a dry drink to expand my findings 🍶.
No heady aroma 🍶.
The nose has a smoky caramel aroma 🤔.
It has a great rice flavor and strong acidity.
The umami is strong, but not too strong, and it matches the acidity well so you don't feel it's too strong ✨.
Almost no sweetness, it was a nice, clean, dry sake 😊.
My son bought this liquor on a trip.
It is said to have a fresh aroma, rich umami that spreads from a fresh mouthfeel, and a crisp acidity. 、、、、, but it is no longer fresh and has a slightly aged aroma. It tastes a bit like blue cheese.
Maybe it was because the train ride from Osaka to Kawasaki was at room temperature.... A little disappointing.
Well, I thought, "This kind of sake is not so bad," and drank it!
Thanks for the drink, son!
Akizuka from Osaka.
It is an unfiltered, unpasteurized sake, but it is quite a sharp one. Serve with Manganji peppercorns.
Ingredients: Rice (domestic), Rice malt (domestic)
Rice used: 100% Yamadanishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 70
Sake meter rating: +10
The ginjo aroma is gentle and calm. Subdued aroma of melon and rice.
The umami is firm. Although it is dry, the acidity is high and the sharpness is very good.
It is a well-balanced umami and dry type of sake, with a mellowness that comes from the aging process.
The sharp acidity stands out and gives the impression of being crisp and dry, but with time, the umami flavor seems to increase....
The lingering finish is long and the umami and acidity linger pleasantly.
When drunk at room temperature, it has a gentle mellowness that is also delicious.