The second glass was a Taketsuru. Last time I had a black one, which the proprietress had warmed up, but today it was nigori. Today's was nigori. It was the first nigori heated sake I've ever had. It's not sweet, but it's very mild and tasty.
#Otsuka#.
W river / Asa
Went to Otsuka with company 😁.
We were looking for this restaurant that you introduced to me before 😆.
It's always crowded but it's empty😳
After toasting beer 🍺, we went for sake 🍶🤤.
We started with a new sake from "Taketsuru"...
Sour and ricey sake....
This is a sake Hatsushibori-Takeshaku Junmai Ginjo Nama.
It is a fresh sake with a delicious acidity and a strong flavor of rice. It is a delicious sake that does not interfere with a meal.
It is available at Sake Ogawa.
Takekizuru, famous for its whiskey
sake first.
There are preconceived notions, but it is similar to whisky
Interesting sake with astringency, spiciness and sweetness
Best with Miso-soaked Cream Cheese
I had never been able to get my hands on a bottle of Takekutsuru because of the image of heated or aged sake, but I bought a bottle of draft.
It's probably quite dry, but it's not sweet, and it has a melon-like flavor that makes it easier to drink than I expected. I felt that the flavor broadened as the temperature went up a bit.
I'm going to try heating it up soon 🍶.
I think it tastes better when it's heated up, the acidity is more pronounced, but the spiciness is also more pronounced.
It's hard to say which is better 🤔.
I thought it was spicy, but when I compare it to Issokusenzan, Issokusenzan tastes sweeter.
8 points (Wife: 8 points)
Rice used: Hachitan-Nishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 70
Alcohol: 16-17 degrees
Sake degree: +8
Acidity: 1.8
Soft rice malt top-drinker
The same aroma as the first saké, a slight sweetness spreads gradually with a slight acidity, and a slight bitterness and a rather strong alcohol spiciness.
It is like a sweet sake with less sweetness, but the spiciness of the alcohol makes it easy to drink.
It is easy to pair with both meat and fish, and is delicious on its own as well, with the richness of the rice.