This Mie Nishiki is so good!
It's so unique, but you can't help but gobble it up!
I wonder how it changes when heated.
I bought a bottle so I'll keep drinking it for a few more days.
Like Kikutaka, it is no longer sold. Mie Nishiki Light Nigori, which has been sold out like Kikutaka.
We procured this sake, which had been stored in ice temperature for eight years, from a well-known liquor store.
Wow, this is impressive 😀. The shwashiness is still there even after 8 years. The sweetness and acidity overflows, and the bitterness characteristic of Mie Nishiki's light cloudy taste creates a lingering aftertaste. Mie Nishiki makes you feel the bitterness is delicious.
Oh, this, this, I used to love Mie Nishiki. The flow of time gives the taste a mellowness, and it has both freshness and maturity, two contradictory elements. It is delicious, deeply delicious.
It was the night I vowed to drink this one again, little by little, over the course of a year.
It has a yellowish appearance and a sweet, mellow, melon-like aroma.
The taste is not sweet, contrary to the aroma, and the umami flavor comes first, followed by a long-lasting strong flavor that can be described as a matured or aged aroma.
★4.0
Hot sake.
A sense of maturity even though the bottle was filled last year. It was bottled last year, but it has a matured feel. It is not too mild and has a good sharpness.
It is an interesting dry aged sake.
three cups of Tsunite (three cups of sake)
Rice used is Hachitan Nishiki
Sanshiki has a punch, doesn't it?
It has a good sense of maturity and a pungent spiciness.
It also has a nice sharp aftertaste. ❗️
It's great to have this kind of sake in the lineup!
It was delicious. ❣️
The third drink at my favorite yakitori restaurant was Uramie Nishiki.
This was also my first sake.
I don't often drink dry sake, but this one was labeled "super-harsh," but the mouthfeel was very mild and delicious.
It has a soft bitterness in the aftertaste, so I could also taste the dryness.
