Purchased at Yamazaki Sake Shop near Decky 401, Kamisho, Niigata City.
The bright and stylish store is lined with sake from both inside and outside of the prefecture. It is a cozy liquor store where you can relax at a table and enjoy sake tasting and talking about sake.
I enjoyed the Tenmei sake very much,
I was curious about this sake from Kyoto, which I had never seen before, and thought it would be good when heated, so I bought it.
It has a gentle, slightly sweet aroma,
It has a gentle, slightly sweet aroma and a soft mouthfeel with a soft sweetness and astringency,
It is easy to drink with a slightly dry taste,
When warmed up, it has a full-bodied flavor that stands out.
When warmed up, the full-bodied umami flavor stands out. It has a rich umami flavor when warmed up.
The name of the yeast is "Kyo-no-Koi".
=== Ingredients: Rice
Ingredients: Rice (domestic), Rice malt (domestic)
Rice used for making it: Rice grown in Kyoto
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol Content: 15
Sake degree: +4.0
Acidity: 1.5
Yeast: Kyo-no-Koi
1,375 yen for 720ml
=== The price is
★★★★☆☆☆
Bought it together when I bought the tiled roof
Eikun after a very long time 😸.
The label was hand-printed one by one by people at a facility for the disabled in Otsu City, based on an original drawing by Masato Taniuchi, a woodblock print artist who lives in Ishikawa Prefecture.
It has a slightly sweet and zesty flavor.
It has a gentle taste and you can drink it all the time.
It tastes better when the temperature is a little higher than when it is fresh out of the refrigerator.
I think there is a slight off-flavor...
The core of the original sake is firm and robust.
It has a firm taste, but the mouthfeel is soft.
It is soft in the mouth.
The attack is unique to Fushimi water.
It has acidity behind the sweetness,
It gives you a sense of sharpness.
Eikun is generally my favorite.