It's sour and tastes like plum wine? I think it tastes like plum wine!
Personally, I didn't like it, but I also bought the five girls, so I hope... lol
Sweet and sour taste. Immersed flavor! Plum. Too much acidity and astringency. It's a sickly taste. It's too gassy and mellow. 95 points.
Sweetness: 3.3
Acidity: 4.4
Dryness: 2
Hinted aroma:2.8
When I opened it, 1/3 of it spilled out 😢.
Delicious!
It was a celebration for my daughter's success!
It's bubbles to celebrate!
I can't simply compare the taste at this price, but I think it's a great cosiness compared to champagne or something like that.
(Log)
It's a shame I didn't leave a photo!
At "Marugoto Nippon" in Asakusa, the acidity was about 5? I bought it because it was smashing at 5.
This was delicious!
I don't know the date, but I bought it again after this.
The manager of Sake Cost Sake Brewery introduced us to an interesting sake that arrived today, Daigo no Shizuku Bodai Hashihashi brewing. This sake is made by a brewery in Katori, Chiba Prefecture.
It is made by a traditional method called "Bodai-Hashiroshi," which is said to have been used in the Muromachi Period (around the time of the Muromachi Period), and is characterized by its acidity caused by lactic acid fermentation. It is not my favorite type of sake because the sourness precedes the acidity, but the sourness is not as strong as I thought it would be. It has an interesting flavor.
> Sake made by reproducing the "Bodaimoto" brewing method developed in the Kamakura Muromachi period (1333-1568).
The brewing process is said to have been reproduced from the Kamakura Muromachi period (1333-1573).
Oh, it's so thick. Sweet and sour and takuan. I like this soaking. It's fermenting. I think it's thicker than usual. But it's good. Astringency and bitterness. 88 points
Sweetness: 3.5
Dryness:2.4
Sourness:4
Hinted aroma:4
Today I opened a bottle of sake that I brought back from my recent trip to Chiba!
The first turn of the bottle was finished. It blew out beautifully.
I carefully cleaned the carpet because it was the right time of year.
The aroma is sweet and sour like strawberries. It also has a chocolatey flavor that reminds me of Apollo!
The palate has a deep, unique, sweet and astringent taste like chocolate and grapes.
The acidity and carbonation give it a flavor similar to strawberry jam or nutritional drink.
This may be a very different impression, but this unique depth of flavor is addictive 👍.
I have always wanted to visit the National Museum of History and Folklore and IMADEYA's main store. I just realized how wide and deep both sake and history are 🫡.
Good evening, stst. I see you are enjoying your visit to Chiba with Rekihaku and IMADEYA😊IMADEYA, I sometimes pop in to your site. I'm sure you will enjoy the "Daigo no Shizuku" from there! Terada Honke's sake is very deep 😆.
Hi, Hirupeko!
IMADEYA has a wide range of brands from the famous to the minor ones ✨.
And Terada Honke is full of maniacal sake, I feel like I'm going to be addicted to it...!
Rice cultivation method/Agrochemical-free rice (Koshihikari, etc.)
Rice polishing ratio / 90-93
Alcohol percentage / 6.0-15.0
Sake meter / -40 to -70
Acidity / 6-12
Amino acidity / 2-6
The low rice polishing gives the sake an aroma of rice bran, but it is pleasant without being twisted.
The effervescence creates a balance between rich acidity and sweetness, and the pleasant bitterness leads to a velvety aftertaste.
I have never tasted a brewery that makes such good use of nature and brewing techniques. (I still have little experience with this.)
Terada Honke, a brewery I have been personally pushing lately.
I got Daigo no Shizuku for the first time.
It seems that the alcohol content changes depending on the brewing process, and the one I purchased was 13°C.
The aroma is a good balance of the unique lactic fermentation smell and sourness.
It's definitely not the most popular sake of the moment, but it's delicious.
It is also great when heated!
I love Bodai yeast (mizu-hashiroshi) sake after all.
If you are interested, please give it a try.
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Impressions
I had never heard of Bodhidhara before.
It has a sour taste and is really tasty!
It is not sour like Niimasa, but more like Tsuchida's sourness.
I heard that the flavor changes depending on the brewing season.
Memo
Information
Daigo no Shizuku Bodai-moto brewing
Rice cultivation method Pesticide-free rice
Kake rice, Koji rice Koshihikari etc.
Rice polishing ratio 90-93
Sake strength: 6.0-17.0
Sake degree -20 to -80
Acidity 5~12
Amino acidity 2-6
(changes with each brewing)