Sake with a slightly dry taste. Aged for two years. Aged for two years. Better when warmed up slightly.
Aged for two years. Better when warmed up slightly.
Better when warmed up slightly.
3.75/5
A souvenir for my wife! She found it while shopping. Mr. Izumihashi has never had it and it is fresh! Sankyu!
No tanginess. Full-bodied. Good sharpness. Delicious.
Today, samgyeopsal at Izumibashi's Daisetsu Nigori😋It's been a long time since I've felt the shwash in my mouth #Yaohiro #Yaohiro Tsujido #Tsujido #Fujisawa
Red dragonflies flying over the rice paddies "are used as a promise of pesticide-free and pesticide-reduced cultivation in sake rice cultivation." Yes!
The cloudy color looks like powdered snow and fits the snowman on the label!
After having just finished a bottle, it is silky, dry, and easy to drink.
I drank a second bottle while talking about something and ended up finishing it...
I'm not sure why I drink so much when I can, as a reaction to taking a day off from drinking....
A collaboration sake between Ropia and Izumibashi.
Izumibashi is the best. The moderate sense of maturity certainly goes well with meat.
Personally, I think it would go better with dark meats and dishes if it had a more matured taste, but I can't complain since it costs about 1,000 yen for a 4-ounce bottle.