The label is fun. It is dry, not unlike a daiginjo. You can feel a good amount of alcohol. Recommended to drink at room temperature. It may be a little difficult to find a good match. Maybe fatty white sashimi?
Mild rice aroma.
Rice-umami~ with a hint of berry flavor! Just a hint of berry flavor.
Low sweetness, a little dusty, sepia graininess.
Sourness comes a little.
Surprisingly beautiful.
Light and refreshing.
My favorite type.
Degree of liking ☆4/5
Okachimachi Oshimachi
Left.
Today is the summer festival of Tsuki no I, the so-called "kurabiraki" (opening of the brewery).
A wonderful event where the brewery opens its doors to the public and you can drink various kinds of sake along with local delicacies!
Review of one bottle out of the many we drank
The summer festival sake is said to be sake that has been purified at the Oarai Isozaki Shrine, but anything is fine as long as you can drink it!
After a soft sweetness, it is full of flavor, just like Tsuki no I!
It goes well with edamame (green soybeans), motsu (pork cutlet) stew, and curry.
It is a summer sake with a lot of alcohol.
Thanks again for a fun brewery open house this year!
The color is clear with a slight yellowish tinge.
The aroma is reminiscent of rum, and when you put it in your mouth, you can feel its richness and depth, and it goes well with yellowtail stew.
Ibaraki sake and octopus together with my family 🐙.
We tasted the season of Hanxatsusei a little early.
A little yellow 🙂 My dad says it's very refreshing...
Sashimi are served one after another.
Halibut and fresh farmed mackerel!
Sake is served next before you even know it
in a faceted glass.
What kind of sake is that?
Tsuki no I, it's my first time!
I'll read the endorsement just to be sure
Oops, it's a pure rice sake with 20 degrees alcohol by volume!
Let's drink it with care!
The aroma smells a bit of alcohol.
It is dry with a little sourness on the palate.
It was quite a heavy sake!
The master recommended this kind of dry sake to go with fresh sashimi.
Perhaps tonight's sake lineup will bring us some new encounters!
You can see the bottles chilled in ice water in front of you!
knowledge
Alcohol content: 20 degrees Celsius
Sake degree: +6.5
Acidity: 2.7
Rice used: Chiyonishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Condition: Nama-shu
Junmai Ginjo Unfiltered Genshu Tsuki no I (Yamadanishiki) (720ml) ¥1,870
Junmai Ginjo
Bottled 720ml
19% alc.
Yamadanishiki produced in Hyogo Prefecture
Polishing ratio 50%.
Rich in flavor
Dry!!!
The quintessence is 20 degrees, so you can feel the alcohol quite a bit.
The aroma of sake comes after the impression of alcohol.
It is quite strong!