✴︎ Favorite!
Founded in 1772, Iwate Prefecture's oldest sake brewery. Brewed with Iwate-grown rice, it has an elegant and gorgeous aroma and sweetness that gently spreads in the mouth! It has a rich flavor that can only be achieved with unblended sake, but it is refreshing and delicious. Refreshing, like carbonation? Refreshing? It has an aftertaste like eating a fruit. The aftertaste is like eating a piece of fruit, and there is little bitterness. It has an alcoholic taste, but it passes through the nose, and the spiciness is gentle! It is very good.
This Iwate sake was given to me by a kindergarten mom and her friend!
I got the impression that it was a clean, tight sake with a refreshing mouthfeel.
It was delicious!
Caution: The bottle was open! The cork flew to the ceiling with a pop and I was in a hurry, but I'm glad it didn't overflow! Slightly sweet and shwashy. A bit of bitterness later.
I like the picture of the sparkler.
This will be my first time at Kiku no Tsukasa🍶.
I wonder if it is a summer sake because it is a sparkler 🎇.
I heard they use Hitomebore.
The first aroma is slightly sweet with a hint of rice.
When you put it in your mouth, it tastes like rice cider.
It has a juicy sweetness and umami with a slight sourness.
It was quite delicious 🎇🍶.
A bottle recommended by Obachan, a liquor store owner
Fruity and mellow
Slightly gassy when opened
Good balance of sweetness, acidity and rice flavor.
The aftertaste is clean and refreshing.
I like it very much!
★★★★★
I drank it at the Iwate Prefectural Sake Show Convention. Why is it so good? The aroma was so light that it felt like it was caressing my nose. The body of the sake is light and airy, with a high clean elegance. I didn't hesitate to buy a bottle to take away! Very nice!
Rating: 95/100
Young Dawn 2024.
At the end, we hung our eyes on the beautiful Touji-san.
Not only was she beautiful, but so was the sake. I found my favorite brewery 😆.