Tokyo has entered the rainy season, but I'm drinking spring sake right now 🐇.
The first aroma is sweet and sour.
When you put it in your mouth, the sweet and sour taste spreads with a slight bitterness.
It is said to be made with malic acid yeast, which explains the sweet and sour taste 🍎.
The label is cute 😊.
It was delicious 🍶👯.
Purchased at a department store
Jackets.
Summer sake has a lot of fashionable labels.
Cold sake
The aroma is rather subdued.
It is characterized by its crispness, acidity, and good umami.
It is also good on the rocks.
The acidity is very strong, so it goes well with fatty food.
Hachinohe Sake Brewery Aomori
@Ebisu Ippo
It means "drinker" in French.
It means "drinker" in French.
The label is also stylish.
Very typical of Tohoku sake
Mellow flavor
I was not a fan of the term "melon-apple type ginjo aroma," but when I tried it, I was instantly hooked. I really like the balance of rice flavor, acidity, and sweetness.
It has a pretty face, but the alcohol content is high, so be careful.
Sake meter / 1.0
Acidity/1.7
Alcohol content/17%.
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Limited Sake
11% alcohol by volume
Uwazumi
Smell is sour
When you drink it, it is sweet and lightly acidic 🍓.
I like Uazumi alone: ❣️
Mix it
It's mellow, sweet and sour (˶ˊˊˋ˵˵) and oishii🍓✨
Not as sour as Harukoi
No shwashy taste
The label is very popular among women (๑˃˃˃)و Yoshi!
I sent the picture to women who don't drink sake and they were very interested in it.
Purchased at Tsujimura Sake Shop in Aomori City😊.
chika-san ohayo gozaimasu ( ¯̅̅̅̅̅ᐝ)
Sorry for the late response 🙇🏻♀️💦
I was looking at it from time to time because there are a lot of sake that we don't have in Iwate|-ω-,)¸Cheers!
Tsubu-chan ohayo gozaimasu ( ¯TTTT)ᐝ
Sorry for the delay 🙇♀️
I think you might be able to find it around Sendai 🤔.
It's a seasonal item, so look for it around the next spring 😊.
Purchased at an antenna store.
Cold sake.
The aroma is subdued.
The aftertaste is sharp while the umami of the rice is well balanced. It is a mellow, light-bodied sake.
The aftertaste is short.
