The second bottle of Ten Asahi Days is "Gohyakumangoku no Namahyashiroshi".
The color is very dark because it is 28BY😅
The aroma is more subdued than Kagamiso, but when you drink it, it has a strong sense of maturity 🤣.
It tastes like I left a bottle of sake I was about to drink in the shed at home and let it mature 😅.
I think I drank this at a Shimane sake event 🤔I think I drank it heated at the time.
I thought it tasted like Nada Nama Nama Ippon from Kenrishi.
I didn't take a picture of it, but I was allowed to try 4 new Honshu Ichi sake and bought a bottle of one of them!
This is another Ten Rising Sun purchased at the brewery.
They didn't have enough time for tasting and purchasing because of the shortened time they could stay at the brewery.
This one is also a bit old and matured. Maybe 30BY
The top aroma is quite mature😅.
But when you drink it, it is easy to drink.
But it is easy to drink, but not too much like a yeast yeast yeast yeast yeast yeast.
Well, I think it is unique...
I didn't drink this one, but it was on the line at a Shimane sake event I went to 2 years ago. You can see a bit of it in the picture I posted.
Purchased at the Asahi Sake Brewery, which I happened to pass by in the Izumo City shopping street during a trip to Shimane. The junmai ginjo zodiac sign label and design were very cute.
The first sip has a clear ginjo-like aroma with a fluffy, gorgeous flavor. Immediately after, there is a strong, firm rice flavor. The aftertaste is dry. It is a pleasant sake, just like a dry and sunny day.
Today, we're pairing an Italian dish with a pure rice sake from the traditional sake brewery, Namahashiroshi.
Heated sake, of course!
The mild acidity from the lactic acidity produced by the sake's origins is perfect with the Italian tomato-based meal!
The marriage of the sake and Italian cheeses is a splendid marriage, and I am sure it is a great match for the cheese.
Ginjo or honjozo would be outclassed by Italian food. After all, the best sake is a warmed sake with a fresh yeast yeast yeast plus a little maturity.
Wine (Sangiovese, for example) will lose out, though.
Marriage with aged sake.
Although I knew it would be a good match, I tried it with Junmai-shu (junmai-shu) at room temperature!
It went well with it!
Yum!
A matured sake made from 100% Omachi, a modified Omachi rice called Genki-mai, with a rich, umami taste and a matured aroma!
It's so good!
It's a waste, so I'll enjoy it slowly over the next few days.
Purchased at a local liquor store
They recommend heating it up.
Dry and classic taste.
Sake aroma comes out when it's warmed up,
Delicious!
We had it with seafood ehoumaki.
A bottle of wine was uncorked.
As expected, it is slightly acidic. The lactic acidity is bursting out of it.
The aging is just right. The color is golden.
The side dish that goes well with this bottle is rice with baby sardines.