This is a commemorative bottle of Taiyozakari's Senami Onsen 10020th Anniversary Sake.
I purchased this bottle last year, so my memory of the taste is hazy, but I remember that it had a fruity aroma and a full flavor and sweetness that lingered in the mouth long after drinking. I personally regret that my memory of whether or not there was any difference in taste between the regular version and Oyomori, so I would like to try the regular Oyomori as well.
Overnight trip by car to Murakami City, Niigata Prefecture
After enjoying salmon dishes at Izutsuya Kikkawa, I dropped by Tamura Sake Shop and bought a variety of items, and the owner recommended this one.
Hirata Shu, the toji (master brewer) of Taiyo Shuzo, tasted 10 different kinds of sake, from 60% polished junmai ginjo to 40% polished junmai daiginjo, and blended them to perfection. After receiving the explanation, we purchased the bottle.
The aroma was not so strong.
Slightly sweet, slightly sour
Slightly sweet, slightly sour, slightly bitter.
I felt that it was a combination of the best of both worlds.
Congratulations on your 200th check-in, Hiace 🎉🎉!
Niigata seems to have a lot of breweries and a great number of locally brewed sake! The grilled salmon and earthenware rice looks delicious😍!
Light and refreshing as only Niigata can offer. It seems to enhance the taste of food.
Delicious both hot and warmed!
The label is designed to look like the ending of a part of JoJo!