home brewed kigawaya
Purchased on a trip to Shonai, Yamagata️⭕️
I was worried about yoko and bought this one.
It's very thick.
I like it better if I shake it well to make it smooth and drink it!
Good for dessert or as a last drink: 🙆♀️
Purchased at a store in Yonezawa station.
Drink it in the Shinkansen.
It has been a long time since I have had doburoku.
It has a mildly sweet yogurt aroma.
It is full of good lactic acidity.
I was surprised that the taste was more sour than I remembered.
Rice polishing ratio 70%, alcohol 12
Rice used: Dewanosato
Sake level: -20, Acidity: around 2.0
Yeast: Association No. 10
Sake we drank in the past
Rightmost image: I bought it as a trial.
The malt was bitter and had a strong alcohol taste.
Perhaps the fermentation process has progressed and the sugar content has been lost?
I also tried other companies' doburoku, but after a few days, the fermentation process had progressed and both the bitterness and alcohol had become stronger.
It might be better to buy doburoku when it is freshly arrived...
Doburoku is difficult to make... I learned a lot!
The 200th Yamagata sake is doburoku.
It was purchased at the Yamagata antenna store in Ginza.
I drank it a few years ago, but it has been a long time.
The sweetness of doburoku is noticeable, but it also has a unique peculiar aftertaste.
This is one genre of sake.
It is a strange sake, neither a food sake nor a dessert sake.
I enjoyed it after taking a bath with a refreshing drink.
First of all, I would like to mention that the amount of unrefined sake was so much that on the second day, I didn't even want to drink any more.
I'm eating moromi rather than drinking it on the second day.
I don't drink the top clear anymore, but it still has this overwhelming "porridge-like" feeling.
If you are a supernatant drinker, please be careful.
This is the first time for me to try "Kuro Dobu", which belongs to the so-called "Craft Sake" category.
It is said to be the best doburoku in Japan in the fire-roasted category at the Tokyo Doburoku Festa.
First of all, there is a faint aroma of malt. Unfortunately, there is no gas already.
It is considerably more fruity than Attack Amazake (......), or perhaps it is even close to Pocari Sweat with its cool and refreshing taste.
And in the unrefined sake...gas?
It has a texture that pops and pops, right?
At the same time, the Alc sensation is also popping, but of course with a good accent! Umami +10 points!
What is unique is that the heart white (the center part of the rice) is al dente, and is dotted with many "gurigori-gurigori-gurigori" (crunchy) dots. The unique thing about this dish is that the heart white (the center of the rice) is al dente and is dotted around the rice, and the texture is such that you have to crush it with your front teeth.
I can't get enough of it!
But I guess it's the ratio of "sake" and "unrefined sake". ...... I wonder if doburoku is "eaten" on the second day?
Well, it's still perfect enough.
When I get my sake brewing license someday, I would love to taste their Junmai sake!
Thank you, Masa-san!
Well, you have to mix it up pretty well, otherwise by the second day...
I'll be in a "moromi eating" situation.
I'm sure you'll be in a "moromi eating" situation by the second day if you don't mix it well 🤣🤣.
It was a long time ago when we were walking on Tokaido Highway 😆.
Kunihiro Matsumura and Ryuji Harada were walking around as Yajikita and it was on air when my husband and I met and talked 🤣.
I was almost taken by Matsumura 🤣🤣.