I didn't record that I drank this in June. It has a fruity mouthfeel, but the sweetness spreads out in a gorgeous way. It's called Izumi, but it's a delicious sake that reminds you of cherry blossoms in full bloom ✨ ✨ がってがってがってがって
Very clean and fresh. The light acidity on the tongue gives way to a deep and sweet taste, a beautiful sake that can be enjoyed both during and after meals.
Alcohol level 20 Sake level 22🤔 I feel like they are completely trying to kill me lol There is a little bit of a habit, it's a bitterness from the sourness but it's also very sharp. I think this is the first time I've ever had a sake with this much dryness and habit.
GW Sake Week
This is the second of the three bottles we bought in Yokohama.
The aroma is clear and not too much.
There is a little bit of a peculiar taste that spreads to the mouth at first, but I wonder if this is the cheese smell that is tagged on the label...
The sweetness is a little sweet, and the sourness comes through nicely, so the aftertaste is refreshing. I personally like it better when it's chilled, because it loses its habit and the sweetness recedes nicely.
I wonder how the taste will change tomorrow.
Rice Polishing Ratio] 65
Alcohol content】13
Price】1905 yen / 4-pack
Day 2: I wonder if the sweetness has changed. As on the first day, the sweetness is strong, but the sourness coexists, so it is not too sweet. The sourness becomes stronger later and disappears quickly.
I thought it would go well with crab hot pot, so I bought it for a slightly spicy sake. I don't like it so much because it's spicy and hot, but it's also mildly sweet.
Junmai Unfiltered Raw Sake
It is tingling when just opened. It has a sweet taste, but the aftertaste is refreshing. This is my favorite.
I think the POP at the shop said it was rare or hard to find, but I wonder if that's just a regional thing...?
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This is my first time buying from a liquor store.
There is not much of a standing aroma.
It is acidic and juicy, and the sweet ginjo aroma spreads on the palate.
It's crisp and dry, with a slight bitter aftertaste.
I tried to accompany the sashimi and liver ponzu at home.
White milgoll, the first time I tried to process it, but the taste is a little peculiar.
I heard that dry Daiginjo and blue cheese go well together, so I tried it.
Blue cheese from Monbetsu, Hokkaido
Japan Blue Okoppe.
(4th photo, right) and
Hard cheese from Shintoku Town, Tokachi Region [Lela he Mintar].
(Fourth photo, left).
The blue one had a more pronounced and palpable alcohol flavor when I drank it after eating it.
YUKO, good evening. Cheese and sake go very well together. I like to pair them with sweet things like cheese and ice cream too. I'll try blue cheese next time too!
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Thanks for your comment.
There's a variety of cheeses to choose from, so it's fun to combine them.
I haven't combined the ice cream yet, so I'll try it next time 😃