5th cup(*^^*)
I got along with the owner unexpectedly.
It is an old sake but the taste is refreshing. Easy to drink. Sure, it's good warmed up. That's what it tastes like.
A certain liquor store has sent me a "Geishun 2025 pre-order information 📧" here and there 😅Too early! I haven't even opened the Year of the Dragon blend yet 🤣, so I opened the bottle!
It's hot, so it's served cold.
I was scared by the color, but it has an atmosphere similar to that of Shaoxing wine? It has a slight zing to it, and a sweet, rich, mature taste reminiscent of tamari soy sauce and caramel. I also like the mellowness at room temperature. It's a very complex flavor, but the lingering aftertaste is light and refreshing, probably due to the acidity 😌.
Good evening, Kotori-san. It's nice that you opened a bottle of zodiac sign label in midsummer 😆 I didn't even think of drinking it chilled at New Year's, so it might be novel. If you feel like it, please try heating it up. ♨️🍶
Hi Hirupeco, good evening 🐥.
I have read that it is also good to cool it down a little 😁.
I felt the flavor and richness increased when the temperature settled down a little after lenching warming ♨️ 😙 I will try to enjoy it at different temperatures!
Today we will have Dharma Masamune 🍶 The aroma has a cemedine feel.
The color is light yellowish. It has a rich sweetness and sourness on the palate, with a caramel-like sweetness that remains and fades away. In addition to the usual three-stage brewing process, it seems that a fourth stage (koji amazake) and a fifth stage (yeast) are added.
It is delicious with fried noodles and cabbage with hot spicy sauce. It seems to go well with Chinese dishes with rich sauce, such as mapo tofu and spring rolls. The alcohol content is high at 16-17 degrees, so be careful not to drink too much (I tell myself) 😊✨.
My first old sake.
The characteristic richness of old wine and
The taste is like that of Shaoxing wine.
Although it is an old sake, it does not give the impression
It has a good balance.
It is similar to whisky with chocolate.