From Izumibashi, labeled with a blue dragonfly. Made with locally produced Yamadanishiki.
Juicy aroma. Light sweetness and a solid body. The acidity makes it refreshing and easy to drink. Mild taste when paired with pickled plums. Perfect for summer.
5/10
Last year the sake was lightly cloudy, but this year it was clear.
It had a hint of sweetness typical of Aizan, but the overall flavor was clean and refreshing.
I had an image of a sweeter, fruity sake, but it was quite refreshing and a bit hard.
This is a limited-edition, direct-sale draft sake from the local Izumihashi Shuzo brewery.
It is mellow and has no gassiness.
The sweetness is moderate and the bitterness comes later.
Delicious!
Type: junmai, style: nigorizake, rice: Yamada Nishiki, polishing rate: 70%, alc.: 15%
I drank this winter sake in April. I don't mind the season because it was delicious. Sweet, carbonated, fluffy, full-bodied and fresh.
Dragonfly Sparkling
Tombo Sparkling is a secondary fermentation type in the bottle.
The natural gas is well integrated into the sake.
It is also fire-sterilized after the second fermentation in the bottle.
It is not raw sake, so it will not require much handling,
It is not raw sake, so it is easy to handle.
Chill it well and enjoy its smooth acidity.
Enjoy the smooth acidity.
Ingredients: Rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice used: Yamadanishiki
Rice Polishing Ratio] 70% [Alcohol Content] 15%.
Alcohol content】 15%.
HP Excerpt ⬆⬆
I was attracted by the cuteness of the label💕( * ֦ơωơ֦)
Schwarzwald 𓂃🫧 nice 𓂃🫧.
I thought the image was sweet and sour,
It wasn't that sweet, it was refreshing ✨.
After opening the bottle, the cage is sinking,
Slowly rotating the bottle 🌀
If I loosen the cork again, it might overflow 💦I had to close it in a hurry!
Opening a bottle of bubbles is fun 🙂 I'm so excited!
◆Shiina Glass