Jungin summer sake brewed with Dewa Sanzan.
It was a fine sake with a light and refreshing taste, perhaps due to the acidity. The aroma is like green apples🍏.
It was delicious served with edamame (soybeans), tofu, chicken, and pork with a sprinkling of krazy salt!
The ritual of opening the bottle is required✨
Just loosen the screw cap a bit and the oli will spontaneously stir with vigorous bubbles✨
I had to open and close the bottle for a few minutes ✨.
Melon aroma
Strong gasiness
Dry but tasty and sweet ✨
Delicious 😋.
With the horishi spiced chicken wings... ✨
The 9th sake brewery in Gifu Prefecture.
Sake from Mizunami City. Nakajima Brewery's main brand.
Purchased at a roadside station in Toki City.
The aroma is modest but gentle. It is very easy to drink because of its lightness and sweetness.
I visited the brewery recently.
I would like to try Junmai Daiginjo in the near future.
Fruity aroma and fresh acidity. The taste is also fruity and moderately sweet. It has a firm sweetness and umami flavor, but is not heavy, making it a refreshing sake.
Accompanied by grilled Kyoto red chicken with sansho (Japanese pepper)
Quite fizzy. After carefully opening and closing the bottle repeatedly, I thought it was ready to go and when I tried to open it, it spilled a bit💦.
Refreshing carbonation, crisp, acidic, and rice flavor. Perfect sake for summer.
Full-bodied dry
Slight aroma, smooth attack. The taste is full-bodied and dry. It goes in smoothly and has a good sharpness.
When paired with the accompanying sweet shrimp in rice wine, you can taste a hint of sweetness 🤣.
Fruity aroma like muscat 🍇.
Full, round and certainly light 🎵.
Sweetness and umami can be felt well 🍇👍️
The acidity comes in at the end to tighten it all up 😆.
Clean and refreshing aftertaste 😉.
Outside Drinking Outside Drinking ③.
Master's recommendation number three is Kozaemon.
It's a juicy one that represents Gifu, isn't it?
I know it. I was surprised to see the label when I said, "Master, what's this?
He doesn't know about the store or the limited group.
Well, let's get back on track and have some.
The aroma is good, not too sweet, maybe a little pithy? Then comes the juiciness.
And finally, a pleasant bitterness finishes it off. I looked it up on the Internet and found that it goes well with yakitori. I will try it next time.