It is a sake whose name you have heard before, and it is made from Sasanishiki. The concept was to create a sake that would complement the food, like a silver rice wine.
After opening the bottle, the lid makes a nice sound as if it is quite carbonated. When I drank it, it was more fruity than I had imagined. I imagined it to be a heavier drink, but it is quite refreshing with moderate acidity. As for the taste, it is a melon soda that is not sweet.
It is excellent as a food wine. I think it would go well with white meat fish sashimi or cured ham.
CRAFT SAKE WEEK④.
This is a rare sake that uses ordinary white rice instead of sake rice.
It is a small sake brewery in the fierce competition in Kyoto, but we hope they will do their best!
We will support them from the shadows 🤗.
Delicious!
I also bought Hoshiichi with it.
I liked it because of its sourness.
I may be able to choose what I want to drink
I may be able to choose what I want to drink.
Since I was also visiting Kyoto, I had a second glass of "Ginshari", a Kyoto sake.
The aroma is faintly muscat-like.
The mouthfeel is refreshing...but then the mellow sweet, sour, and astringent taste like grapes spread out in a sizzle.
The difference between the naming and the taste was a betrayal in a good sense!
The slight chilliness of the gas also gives the wine a freshness👍.