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Tama's pride and joy is this summer draft sake!
This sake is quite powerful, both fruity and punchy!
It is the perfect sake to drink on a hot summer night, when sake is the main ingredient.
It has a strong flavor, so we enjoy it on the rocks, slowly.
Place of purchase】Ogikubo Town Seven
Hamo no nanbanzuke (hamo no nanbanzuke)
This is a Japanese dish that is supposed to be served on the rocks, but I just ate it as it is. It is supposed to be drunk on the rocks, but we started with it as it is. It is easy to drink with a light aftertaste and a strong umami.
Then ice was added. The flavor is not diluted, but it cools down and is even better.
Rating: A
Direct-packaged, warehouse-bought sake purchased at the recent Ishikawa Sake Brewery Appreciation Day, "Sweet Youth! Refreshing Junmai Ginjo". It is characterized by a rich bitterness like cocoa. It has a rich, cocoa-like bitterness, and although it is masked by the bitterness, it has a richness that seems to have a lot of sugar content. Is the youth element bitter or sweet? Sweetness?
I found it in the all-you-can-drink. So I didn't expect much, but I was excited when I saw the color. It has a perfect acidity, the type I like. I just kept on drinking.
Taman Boast's Tokyo no Mori received at Ishikawa Brewery's June Appreciation Day. It is a so-called taru-shu. Unlike the directly bottled taru-shu available at the Appreciation Day, the cedar aroma is gentle and gentle.
Hana-saku Junmai-shu, a directly bottled Junmai-shu, was purchased at Ishikawa Shuzo's June Appreciation Day. The aroma is gorgeous and refreshing, like a combination of green apple and pineapple. The taste is impressive with a fruity sweetness that goes well with the fine bubbles. The bitterness in the aftertaste is reminiscent of pineapple.
Taman proudly offers a summer draft of this sake, discovered at Miuraya in Kichijoji. The aroma is refreshing. The aroma is refreshing, the taste is sweet, and the bitterness is impressive. I drank it cold, but I have a feeling it will be above average in any way it is drunk, as the label says. Isn't this an excellent all-rounder? Is this a product for supermarkets or mass retailers? I didn't find it sold directly by the brewery or in online stores.
National Sake Fair 2025 in Osaka ㊸
Tokyo booth ①.
Ishikawa Sake Brewery located in Fussa City.
◉Tamanjobu Junmai Daiginjyo
The sweetness and richness of this sake was so good that everyone was shouting "yummy! The taste was so good that we couldn't help but shout out "yummy" together.
Taman Jochu Yaegiku
The label has a nice retro feel to it. The aroma is sweet from the first whiff. The aroma is standard, but it has a sweet and umami taste with a full-bodied flavor. It is also delicious.
I heard that even sake shops that are members of the Japan Meimon Sake Association don't have much of this brand. The owner of a sake shop was just in town, so I gave him a bottle, telling him that he should be able to get it because it is a member of the Meimon Shuzukai (Japan Famous Sake Association).
I heard that Sasaki Shuzo Gomei Kaisha in Ehime has the same brand of Yaegiku, but it seems that the brewery is closed now.
National Sake Fair 2025㊷
Tokyo Metropolitan Government①
Tamanjutsu, which is my personal favorite sake.
The problem is that you can't get it in Kansai.
It's a member of the Meimon Sake Association, but you rarely see it at liquor stores that are members of the Meimon Sake Association...
I drank
Tamanboast Junmai Daiginjo
Polishing ratio 35%, Hyogo Yamadanishiki, Sake degree +3, 15-16 degrees, 5830 yen
Fruity and clean taste with a gorgeous ginjo aroma.
The sweetness is mild.
Yaegiku (matured sake) Junmai-shu
Polishing ratio 70%, Koshihikari rice produced in Akiruno City, 15%.
Sake degree -3, acidity 1.9, 1650 yen
Drink it because of its classic label.
This sake is a reissue of a sake from the Morita Sake Brewery that used to brew in Akiruno City. It is said that they are related to Morita Sake Brewery.
I thought it was an arugula, but it is a junmai sake. I searched for it and found out that it is an aged sake.
It is sweet and round with a strong umami flavor.
The official website says it is out of stock and the next shipment will be after September 2013.
Tamanjutsu is still good.
Tamanboast Junmai Unfiltered" by Ishikawa Shuzo
An unfiltered junmai sake that brings out the flavor and sweetness of the rice in harmony.
Sake Brewer Ishikawa Shuzo Co.
Sake degree -8
Acidity 1.3
Alc. degree 14.2
A gift from a friend, the second of a set of three bottles.
It had a pleasant aroma, followed by a slight sweetness on the tip of the tongue, and then a pleasant bitterness that rippled through the taste buds.
I liked it so much that I would like to try it again from this brewery.
