It was labeled "slightly dry" and the owner of the liquor store stated in his message that it was a dry sake, so I drank it thinking it was dry, but it came in quickly and was easy to drink, and at the end I could taste the sharpness or slightly dry taste, but the drinkability won out and I didn't think it was dry at all.
It is a very easy to drink sake.
The toji's name is "Satoshi", which is why it is called the 34th.
I think this is the only liquor store that not only offers a lineup of sake, but also tastings and pointers about the sake.
Tasted at a liquor store.
It is a fizzy version of the Pink Kappa that I drank before. The fizzier version is more refreshing, but I personally prefer the pink Kappa.
Yamagata Prefecture
Junmai Kasumishu (limited edition)
Polishing ratio 65
Alcohol 15%.
The slightly carbonated, refreshing taste reminds one of spring.
It is dry and very easy to drink.
The mild alcohol content makes it an enjoyable sake.
The second glass was Yonesuru.
This is another super dry sake with excellent sharpness.
It may be a bit like Yamagata-esque sake 🤔.
It would be good warmed up 🍶.
Junmai-shu with nigori made with Izuwanosato from Yamagata Prefecture. Dry light nigori junmai sake, refreshing taste, available only during spring season at an acquaintance's event 🎂 😋 #Yaohiro #Yaohiro Tsujido #Tsujido #Fujisawa