One of the inclusions at the Miyagi Zao lodging.
Junmai sake brewed with Sasanishiki produced in Miyagi Prefecture
Polishing ratio is 60
Alcohol content is 15
Miyagi sake is how I got hooked on sake, so I also love Kenkunichi 🍶desu!
The bottle was already opened, so let's start with the taste review.
The aroma is just a hint of sweetness, and it doesn't seem to be rich.
The first sip reveals a smooth, moist, and calm mouthfeel that differs from the aroma.
The delicious taste of rice spreads in the mouth, and the sourness felt in the back of the mouth accentuates the outline of the rice. A slight bitterness at the end tightens the flavor.
It is delicious chilled, but I personally prefer it a little closer to room temperature.
I would drink it by itself before pairing it with food 😁.
Hello, Takeru Papa 😃.
I googled where to stay in Miyagi! It's a nice place, like a higher grade all-inclusive 😋 The drinks look good too 😋 I'll have to check it out!
Jay & Nobby, thanks for all the rice 😊.
When we go to Miyagi, we stay at this family of inns. This time we enjoyed 🍶 so much that we didn't touch the 🍺 or 🍷😅.
Sushi and sake on the day you come back from overseas. It is light and dry without any spikes. The aroma is not strong and you can drink as much as you want. The minimal amount of sake that makes it taste good complements the food.
Good evening, Jay & Nobby.
Akabu was sold for about 8,000 yen for a 4-goupe bottle. If you drink it at a restaurant, it will easily exceed 10,000 yen. I am glad I was born in Japan.
Bottom of the bottle. A little lukewarm and cold.
The standing aroma is faint.
It has a herbal and melon aroma.
Freshness.
The milky rice sweet and delicious flavor comes from the first sip.
It goes down the throat well.
Taste degree ☆ 3.5/5
Delicious!
Better for a meal than a pint.
Not too spicy, not too sweet,
It's not spicy or sweet, but it's a nice and refreshing supporting role.
The initial aroma is also quite nice.
