Kitakore Ura Loman. It's delicious.
The impact on the palate and the flavor that goes down your throat.
With oysters marinated in miso. Bliss. A real sin.
Rice used for making rice (Koji) : Gohyakumangoku/Yumen-no-Ko
Rice used for Kake: Gohyakumangoku/Yumen no Koka
Rice used for making rice (Yondan) : Hime-no-Mochi
Rice Polishing Ratio : 55
Sake meter : Undisclosed
Acidity: Undisclosed
Alcohol level : 15
Yeast : F7-01 (Utsukushima dream yeast)
Definitely my favorite taste!
If I find it on the menu when I'm not sure what to drink, it's the one I choose.
Rice : Koji - Gohyakumangoku, Kake - Gohyakumangoku, Yondan Rice - Himenomochi
Rice polishing ratio : 45
Alcohol content : 16
Produced in : Fukushima Prefecture, Hanaizumi Shuzo
Sweet and tasty with no cloying taste.
Superior taste (Takachiyo type)
Business trip to Akita No. 8
We had a bottle of Loman from Hanazono Sake Brewery, which we purchased at Sake no Qoobe.
The aroma is melon and fruit 😊The palate has a mild, beautiful sweetness and a mellow umami 😊The finish is dry and crisp 😚👍✨It's been a while since I've had a sake from Hanaizumi 😋😋.
The 4th picture is Miso Ramen Curry Flavor🍜 which I had at Menya Shokudo Ajito🍜😇It was a combination of ramen which I have never had before, but it was a very tasty bowl.
Good evening, Maecin-san 🌛.
I was more interested in the ramen than in the sake review and was struck by the impact of the "Miso X Curry" ramen 🤣 I was intrigued by the combination of miso and curry.
I was intrigued by the combination of miso and curry 🍜.
Memorandum
Sake rice: Gohyakumangoku, Yume no Koka, Shidan rice: Himenomochi
Rice polishing ratio 55
Mouthfeel is fruity, sweet and firm in the middle. The aftertaste is bitter and robust. But the end is refreshing.
Fukushima-kan Drink Comparison Set (1)
This is the first time I have had Juro-Man. It was a clear drink with no peculiarities. Delicious.
Gohyakumangoku/Yumenokou/Himenomochi
Polishing ratio 50%.
Beginner.
Peachy sweetness on the palate (not too fruity, not too sweet), settles down in the middle and finishes with bitterness and acidity.
Good as a food sake, either cold or warmed.
Personal preference: ★★★☆☆☆☆