I do not know the details of the flattened rice polishing or the micro-bubble rice washing method, but I was expecting that this sake must have been brewed by carefully pre-treating the rice used to make it.
The aroma is fruity, like ripe bananas and green melon, with a hint of citrus. It also has a tangy, gaseous taste. The sweetness is moderate and the acidity and bitterness are a bit strong, but due to the low alcohol content, it is light and has a clean aftertaste. As expected, it was a very tasty sake with no cloying taste. Thank you very much for the sake.
I was curious about this sake in addition to the one I was looking for, so I purchased it through a mail order from a liquor store.
From the sweet fruity aroma, it has a pleasant sweetness and a hint of gas in the mouth.
After the sweetness, there is also a sourness, and it goes down the throat gently and smoothly. There is little aftertaste.
With a slightly low alcohol content of 14%, it is a delicious sake that is easy to drink and makes you want to drink it.
Overall, it is a gentle sake, so we served it with hot pot, and it went well with it without getting in the way.
The one I've seen a few times at Sake-no-Wa and was a little curious about.
Takachiyo Sake Brewery's winding machine
First, you can taste the acidity, it's fresh.
Subtle shwashiness.
and a slight sweetness.
The name "bubble" makes me think of bubbles, but I don't know,
But it is because the rice is flat milled and washed with microbubbles,
I think it means that the rice is washed and polished very carefully and gently.
It is easy to drink and goes down smoothly 😋.
Sake No. 3 from Miyoshiya Sake Shop: Takachiyo Sake Brewery was also selected because it is not often seen in the neighborhood. Takachiyo sake is delicious, so I figured I wouldn't miss it;
It is also a fruity sake with a moderate sweetness, and I enjoyed it. According to Tomoyuki Kumagai, it seems to be a trial product, and I guess I was lucky to have it in my hands. I would like to drink more Takachiyo and Makiko, but they are not sold near me...
I missed J&N's post about his visit to Oto, so I looked back at my own post when I was there, and it seems that he drank not only No.6 but also Flax Cat (which was in the picture). I like to drink rare sake at an izakaya once in a while, but I prefer to drink at home because it's easier.
Hello, freelancer first generation man 😃.
Oh! No.6 in Oto was your swamp kicker 🤗I had mistaken you for Shosuke and replied 😅.
We are basically house drinkers too 😙.
Hello, Jay and Nobby!
Yes, it was Mr. Oto. I haven't been able to drink Niimasa since then, but that's OK, because there are many other good ones. Utsunomiya seems to have many good liquor stores and izakaya (Japanese style pubs).
Next, Takachiyo made a sake on a trial basis.
Compared to the previous brand, this one is sweeter and more mature, but it seems to go more smoothly.
Slightly grapefruity.
I have never experienced drinking so many takachiyos before, so I thought 😅 it is indeed Tokyo!
Postscript
After this, I had a heated discussion with the manager? I had a heated discussion with him (lol).
Tomoyuki Kumagai, good evening!
I was thinking about the rush of "takachiyos" and then I saw the one I drank yesterday, and I couldn't help but react......it's delicious, isn't it? I wish it was sold closer to me...
Good evening, Mr. Freelancer First Generation Man! 🙋
This is a very experimental brand and seems to be limited in number.
It tasted delicious and I was lucky in a way to be able to drink such a limited edition!
fruity flavor
Sweet aroma, cool attack. Light fruity umami taste. It goes in smoothly and has a light richness.
Microbubble rice wash. Something to soak up instead of rice 🤣.