Sake rice from Shimane, En no Mai
The aromatic attack is soft and
Citrusy and fruity
Slightly carbonated from fermentation or stimulating on the tongue
#Tokyo Station#
It's been a day and a half since we returned home from Otaru,
I am now going to Kyoto.
Off duty, I took care of the baseball team that my son used to be a member of, and I was healed by the little boy's struggle.
I will try my best for another week.
Today we went to Izakaya Shinkansen 😁.
I bought this and a hamburger steak from Antenna Shop.
and a hamburger steak from Kurokatsutei.
I set the alarm so I don't oversleep👍.
Good evening, Uchi~'s super~rippa 😃.
Just back from Otaru, off to see the team and back to Kyoto again soon after 😳thanks for your hard work 😌.
Yea but it's a full 🏮 Izakaya Shinkansen🚅🤗.
The following is a list of the ingredients of the brewery's newest product.
Rice: Modified Omachi (produced in Izumo City)
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Fermenter: Shimane K-1
Japanese Sake Degree: +6.0
Acidity: +6.0
Alcohol content: 15%.
This sake is brewed by a brewery in Izumo with rice from Izumo and yeast from Shimane.
Mild aroma. The mouthfeel is very soft and watery. As it rolls around in the mouth, the bitterness spreads and the acidity of Omachi overlaps. The sweetness and flavor of Omachi is faint. It has a dry finish with a firm flavor.
I drink it cold, but I feel it is a delicious sake even when warmed up.