I bought this one-cup nigori sake at the drugstore on a whim. I wasn't looking for it because my current order hasn't arrived yet, but it's Junmai, so I went for it.
It's sweet and tasty. Not bad. I served it with my favorite snack, chicken skin ponzu.
Actually, my stomach has been upset recently. I'd like to think it's because of the medicine I'm taking. If not, it's the cream puffs that are three days past their expiration date.
Today I had a one-cup Ozeki Daiginjo. It was easy to drink and tasted honestly delicious without any unpleasant taste. I was delighted to be able to taste this flavor so easily at a convenience store. I was also somewhat touched by the message that appeared after I finished drinking it.
Aroma of one-cup lactic acidity
Tastes quite close to a one-cup.
Softer than Junmai, but I think the alcohol is weak.
The umami is strong.
It is much more sake-like than other 8-percenter sakes
8 points
Drinking one cup is a distant memory. It was a long time ago, long before I reached the age of adulthood. The memory of that time made me dislike sake, and several decades have passed since then. I have come to think it tastes good when I receive deceptively somewhat expensive sake. I am now thinking of studying sake.
So, I decided to try drinking a one-cup sake again as a zero-point adjuster and a reference sake. I thought it must be bad, but it wasn't bad at all 😳Is it because it has an "Extra" designation or because I have climbed the stairs to adulthood😌?
I'm staying at a hotel today, and I'm checking in now.
So, I'm going to have one cup(?).
How is it?
A clear alcohol smell? Smell?
Yes, not spicy, but Daiginjo?
Ginjo, where did it go?
Yes, well, like this?
I found a one-cup Ozeki with 8% and drank it at the supermarket.
Well, it was kind of thin.
Argo had a certain impact, but this sake was very thin.
Well, I guess you could say that's the kind of sake it is, but it is a delicious sake.
Ozeki was recently featured on a business program, and I tried it in a mini size. It's really tasty! The aftertaste is quite refreshing and nice.
I heard it can be heated in a microwave (I'm a cold sake drinker).
Ozeki is the pride of Nishinomiya City, a local sake.
It is dry but easy to drink.
This cup of sake seems to have been made so that people can bring it to baseball games, etc.
About 260 yen at Lawson.
It was the beginning of Golden Week, but fortunately, I came home on time off. I had no choice but to drink.
It was cheaper than the regular sized one, so I bought it.
I had a stereotype that one-cup drinks are not so good, but when I drank it, I found it to be heavy, tasty, and full of flavor.
I guess you can't really know the truth of anything until you try it.
It's delicious. ☀️
Today's drink is here💁.
One-cup Ozeki Kamisen from Hyogo Prefecture.
It is a versatile drink that can be served at room temperature, warmed, or chilled!
Today I put it in the microwave for 90 seconds to warm it up. I knew this sake was best served hot 😚🍶.
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