Takijumma Takisuiryu (Hayase)
Dry Junmai Polishing ratio 60
Yamadanishiki 20%, Gohyakumangoku 80
It is dry, but the taste is thin.
It did not taste very good.
Rice polishing ratio 50%.
Alcohol content 16
Sake degree +5
Acidity 1.6
Rice used: Kitsushizuku (Hokkaido)
Opening the bottle
Refreshing ginjo aroma
The mouthfeel is smooth.
You can feel a little bit of thickening on the palate.
Just as you feel the light acidity on your tongue...
The sweetness and umami of the rice fills your mouth
You can't help but groan at how delicious it is.
The impression of bitterness is modest at first
But later on, it appears slowly and gradually.
Comfortable bitterness
Alcoholic taste is moderate.
Slides smoothly down the throat
Well-defined flavor
Yet it is light.
Very tasty!
Tomorrow, I finally have a day off from work.
I'm off work tomorrow, so I'm going to drink.
Go to my first restaurant 🏃♂️➡️🏃♂️➡️🏃♂️➡️
It was a restaurant that served food and sake from Mie Prefecture.
What a surprise!
The appetizer was a nabe with only leafy greens!
The nabe was served with only leafy greens!
You can order additional ingredients such as meat, etc.
system 🙄.
Of course, there are many other a la carte menus!
Just order the ingredients to put in the pot!
⚡️ was a great decision ⚡️
✨Shabu Shabu~!
Manager!
Do you have "Hiyoroshi"?
No, it's not in stock yet...lol
Then I'll have the recommendation!
Dinner wine at the Iseshima Summit Dinner Party
Well, let's take a sip...Mmmm...delicious!
Today, it's more than usual...
It seems to be more penetrating...than usual!
Fresh!
The rich flavor spreads in your mouth!
The acidity is just right!
The acidity is just right, and it goes well with shabu-shabu.
It goes well with shabu-shabu.
Delicious 🍲 and 🍶!
It was great!
#Musashi Shinjo#
w/o/small/sake/fuku/yama/river/hori
The proprietress is picking up the pace😅.
Mie Prefecture's "Takihajime" is now available😅.
This is also an autumn limited edition sake.
Slightly sour, spicy and dry 🤔.
Sashimi of the day, a full lineup!
Akinata fish, Bryde's whale, and rock snapper!
It is said that whales are rarer than minke whales!
Thanks to the whale, which was delicious and had no smell!
The sake was my first dry sake!
I was told it was dry, but it wasn't that harsh!
knowledge about whales
Rice: Gohyakumangoku
Rice polishing ratio 60
Pouring
Sake degree +13
Acidity 1.4
Yeast: Mie yeast
favorite!
mellow (flavor or fragrance, esp. alcohol)
pure
mellow
Juicy and juicy
I think it was originally an umami sake, but it has a firm hiyaoroshi feeling
sukiyana