Warmed sake. Sake made with Bodhi yeast.
Mild and gentle rice flavor. Slightly sweet and sour. Slightly sweet and sour, with a hint of acidity in the back.
First impression is water itself, with a slight taste of rice. When it gets on the tongue, it is a cup with a habit of leaving a lactic acid bacteria smell unique to the sake's sake yeast. The persistence of the habit is long, but you can taste the richness at the end.
That is why we would like to pair it with cheeses that have a strong sense of fermentation.
I think that Iburi gakko and cream cheese would go well with it.
Rice polishing ratio 60%, Sake degree +9, Acidity 1.7
Association No. 701, once-fired
Liked 3.9
Aroma
Slightly grain-like aroma
Sense of Suginishiki
Very refreshing on the palate
Perfect balance of sweetness and sourness
Perfect for summer
Pair with grilled eel
2009BY was served warm. The color was a light yellow.
It has a clear, mellow flavor and is crisp and clean with the acidity of Yamahai. There is a slight burnt sensation due to the long aging, but it is moderate compared to the age of the bottle.
This is the first time I have tasted Suginishiki that has been aged this long, but it has a strong acidity and a strong Suginishiki character.
Purchase of a Sake Brewery
This is the third bottle of Shizuoka sake.
There were many brands with "Nishiki" in the name, so I continued to drink them.
When I asked for a sweet sake, I was told that Shizuoka sake is dry, and this was recommended among them.
He recommended this one, which he said was made by an accidental addition of yeast from the brewery and aged to taste like white wine.
When I tried it, I found that it really tasted like a white wine with its acidity and sweetness.
I would love to drink it again, but since it was created by accident, I doubt I will ever be able to drink it again.