Purchased at a liquor store
This is probably the last hiyaoroshi of this year!
And it is the most delicious hiyaoroshi of the year 😋.
At Hiyayoroshi
Mild aroma with dried fruit-like aroma
Smooth mouthfeel
Roundness and depth with a sense of maturity
Taste is not that heavy
Deep aftertaste
When warmed up, it has a well-balanced taste of strength and mellowness.
It has a long lingering aftertaste.
I opened a bottle to take a breather on a day when I was feeling a little tired.
It is a junmai sake with a mellow flavor that you would not expect from a junmai sake, and goes well with fried oysters.
It is a perfect match for fried oysters. I was about to drink it all at once, but I held back. I will enjoy it again tomorrow.
Mellow aroma like dried fruits.
The mouthfeel is smooth and smooth.
The flavor of ripe rice is gently tinged with a complex sweet aroma,
The complex sweet aroma is intertwined with the gently ripe rice flavor.
Rich umami.
The lingering finish is long and relaxing.
A good combination with smoked duck.
Taste level ☆3/5
Thick and quite yellow. Almost no aroma. It has a matured, dark, caramel-like sweetness and umami, but it is not heavy, and the aftertaste is smooth and clean. It has a mellow yet beautiful sake quality.
Personally, this is the best sake I have ever tasted in this flavor family. However, it is not in the middle of my tastes.
Sake rice: 100% Tojo Yamadanishiki from Hyogo Prefecture
Rice polishing ratio→45
Alcohol content: 16%.
Sake degree→+1
Acidity → 1.3
Yeast → In-house preserved strain
Toji→Keizo Ishida
Blended liquor! See label on second photo for details😊.
It's easy to drink and has a gentle and mild taste 😄.
One batch will be gone in no time 😅.
Easy to drink and crisp, it's a good sake for a mealtime drink 🍶.