Ah, this is Ehime's sake.
You can feel the weight of the rich oak. Heavy and delicious, but somewhat difficult to drink. The aftertaste is long. One glass is enough for the sweet taste.
In a word, it is a sake with a heavy koji aroma, and you can feel the bottom power of Ehime.
The third sake of the Ehime sake tasting comparison is from the town of Elkawa in Ozu City. We had just recently visited Ozu Castle and Garyu Sanso in this area known as Ehime's "little Kyoto. We couldn't miss the sake from Ozu because of that. Compared to the other two, this sake has less character, but is a beautiful junmai ginjo. It is crisp and light. It has a nice smooth taste. The first taste is fruity, with a melon-like flavor. The sake level is -10, but it does not feel that spicy.
It's got that crazy grass feeling! ...or a barrel! Crowdfunding, I couldn't make it but this brewery is working hard to recover from the torrential rain in western Japan.
September 16, 2021
Evening drink at home.
I've been curious about it for a while.
Junmai Ginjo of Kaze no Sato. This time
I ordered the nama-shu specification.
I imagined the taste to be more
I had imagined it would be
It is very fruity and
sweetness. cream cheese
with salted kelp and
and grilled sake lees.
It was delicious.