It is firmly and stoutly super dry.
The pure rice flavor and sharpness are stimulating and addictive.
Despite its strong assertiveness, it is also an excellent food sake, and is very cost-effective, which is very appreciated.
Ichinokura Tokubetsu Junmai Nama-shu Shiboritate Seasonal Limited Edition
The rice used for this sake is Sasanishiki rice produced in Miyagi Prefecture.
It has a fresh and fruity flavor that is typical of nama sake.
It is characterized by its fresh, fruity flavor and drinkability.
It becomes mellower with time.
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 17%.
Sake meter: -6 to -4
HP Excerpts ⬆⬆
I bought this and let it sit for a while... 💦🙏💦.
I bought it because of the minus sake level,
It's not that sweet...
It's more like 17% alcohol content that gives it a kick.
I think it's a little strong for me 🤔.
Let's add ice 🧊karan-karan🧊.
While organizing music files on the computer,
I'll drink it leisurely 💻🍶´-
When served cold, the aroma is mainly of rice with a slight pineapple flavor.
The taste has a mild sweetness from the rice and a refreshing acidity, with a slight alcohol taste at the end.
When lukewarm, the aroma is more fragrant.
The sweetness is reduced and the acidity becomes stronger.
Memorandum
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Polishing ratio unknown
Sweet and sour from start to finish. It is more like plum wine on the rocks than sake. It tastes like a sake, and the low alcohol content makes it easy to drink. Delicious.
Very clear, almost colorless crystal silver.
The first impression of the aroma is fresh and gentle.
It has the aroma of freshly cooked rice and freshly pounded glutinous rice cake.
It does not have a matured feel, and the lactic acidity is not strong.
There is a slight pear aroma, but the fruit is not very strong.
The flowers are about the size of honeysuckle.
The palate has a strong impression, super dry as described, with a stinging dry acidity.
Sweetness is naturally weak.
The balance is full, powerful and lively.
It is crisp, light, dry, and sharp.