Rice used is Akita Sake Komachi
Kijoshu is also sweet, but this one has a different sweetness.
The moment you swallow it, it comes with a thump ‼️.
I think it is closer to plum wine than to Shaoxing wine.
To begin with, the brewing process is perverted.
The brewing process is very unusual, and the amount of lactic acid added is much higher than what is normally used.
I've heard.
The acidity is 4.9 ⁉️
I usually don't pay much attention to this, but have you ever had a sake with such a high acidity level?
I've never had a sake with such a high acidity,
I think "Hanaboe mizuhashi ✖️ mizuhashi" is close to it.
The acidity of edible vinegar is about 5.0, so it's about the same level.
Hmmm... It's a bit addictive...
Aged sake, 17 years old, the aroma is very matured, but when served cold, it was refreshing and rather easy to drink!
It was very good with a little bit of cheese 🧀.
Friday's incense cup. A sparkling, straight draw from the bottle. Refreshing lemon sweetness, lively carbonation with a slightly bubbly note, crisp fruit acidity with a crisp sweetness and a slight bitter finish.
Sharing with the owner. A ginjyosu ginjyosu of Shiro-Meiyama. The honeyed sweet aroma, the green fruit and melon layers and the herbaceous rice with its sweet and fragrant finish.
Grade☆☆
Booze purchased on Amazon. I failed. I swore I would never buy sake from Amazon again.
Storage conditions are not good.
It didn't taste good. I don't think it was the fault of this drink.