Mild mouthfeel
Almost no brewing sensation
Drinkable
Rice polishing ratio 55
Alcohol 15
Taste 3.6
Last fall at Asama Sake Brewery Tourism Center
Tasted several kinds
(in different cups! I was afraid that buses and other vehicles would come)
We had a great time!
During my trip to Kusatsu Onsen, I went to a bar near Yubatake.
I was so excited and was fascinated by the atmosphere and the name of the place 😝"Secret Gen"...cool ✨.
I had to try it!
I was even more excited because it was my first time to try the "mokkiri" style.
I'm actually a little nervous...how do you drink this? I'm a little nervous... How do you drink this?
It's fruity, but it's crisp, dry, and sinks in.
I usually drink at home, so sometimes drinking outside like this doubles the flavor ♨The hot water in Kusatsu helps to create the atmosphere.
It was a lovely drink ✨
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!! Have a happy Christmas 🎄🎅 everyone!
Drinking at home in Takasaki
Purchased by my partner at a local supermarket called Fressey.
The date of manufacture is written as 2022.12, which is a year ago.
The fact that it was left at room temperature suggests that it had probably been unsold for a year 🤔.
The initial mouthfeel is not bad, although it is indeed a bit twisted. I would like to try it at least once when the temperature is better controlled and it hasn't been out of the warehouse that long 😓.
Today I started a light trip to Kusatsu!
I bought a bottle of sake at the Asama Sake Brewery Tourist Center for the first time!
I will enjoy it with a sake cup from the same brewery!
The aroma is not so great, probably because it's a hiraibai!
The taste has a nice sweetness from the rice, and then it finishes dry!
There is no strange residue, and it's very refreshing!
This is a good sake for a meal.
Asama Sake Brewery Gunma
This sake brewery was founded in 1872.
The sake is a solid Junmai (pure rice) brewery with a long-established history,
yellowish in color as in the past.
It has a fruity aroma with a hint of old-fashioned yellowish color,
It also has a fruity aroma,
It is well-balanced.
Good with squid rings!
On a previous trip back to Kusatsu, I stopped by the Asama Sake Brewery Tourist Center and bought this as a souvenir.
It is delicious, with a sweet and sour taste like pears spreading in my mouth.