Winter only! Junmai dry sake, freshly squeezed. Fuji and brewed in the Noto style, the sake has a unique flavor. Fuji, which is very soft water with low fermentation power. Brewing with this water is technically very difficult and requires a lot of time and effort, but the sake has a smooth and gentle mouthfeel with a mild aroma.
Sake rice: Koji rice: Gohyakumangoku, Kake rice: Yamadanishiki, Miyamanishiki, Polishing ratio: 60%, Yeast: undisclosed
Served well chilled ✨
Slightly fluffy, fluffy, and spicy 👍.
This sake is exactly what the label says it is: a sake that goes down smoothly. The mouthfeel is fresh and the gentle acidity and bitterness are harmoniously blended together and linger on the tongue. There is also a slight tingling gas feeling, as is typical for a sake that is not yet fully matured 😆.
The rice used in this sake is so luxurious, but it is amazing that the rice is harmonized without fighting with each other 🥴.
I paired it with avocado torotaku👍
I was attracted by the keyword "Yamahai Junmai Hiyoroshi" and bought it. But it was different from what I expected. Is this Junmai? The alcohol was too strong...
I didn't reach for it for a while and left it in the refrigerator, but when I noticed it, the corners were removed and it became easier to drink.
Purchased Fujinomiya sake for the first time.
I was attracted by the "banana" on the label.
When I opened the bottle, it had a sweet aroma.
But when I drank it, it was not banana.
It had a strong twang,
I could feel the alcohol.
I also felt a strong assertion of rice.