Freshly Pressed Unpasteurized Sake
Junmai Ginjo Nakadori
4/5
Gassy, apple, banana-like fruity, sharp acidity and lightness.
Muscat-like aroma.
Slightly umami aftertaste.
8-12 degrees is recommended to open up the aroma.
The next day, it's my day off.
I'm going out for a drink!
Last time, we went to our favorite restaurant: ❗️
Here we are again, proprietress!
What sake do you recommend?
Miyasaka Brewery, 1946.
Discovered at Miyasaka Brewery in 1946! It uses "Association No. 7 Yeast"!
I recommend 💁🏼♀️ I see!
Well, let's take a sip... delicious!
Juicy in the mouth!
Umami...then sweetness!
Like a fine wine...
No cloying taste!
For snacks...
Leave it to us!
Obanzai Set
They all go well with sake 😆👍👍
It's a happy sake that makes you forget all the bad things you've been through.
It's a happy sake that makes you forget all the bad things you've been through.
There are Yamadanishiki and Miyamanishiki variations, but this is the latter.
Since this sake was produced by Masumi, it is difficult to obtain even at the brewery, making it a valuable item.
It is a slightly sweeter version, as it is a medium-bodied sake.
On the palate, there is a tangy sensation and a refreshing sweetness.
The aftertaste is short, with a slight bitterness.
Not difficult to drink at all, and goes well with Japanese food.
Miyasaka
When I find it, I still want to drink it.
This is the 6th time I've had it since I first encountered it in Karuizawa!
It was a delicious sake with a great aroma 🍶.
knowledge of this sake
Alcohol content: 15
Sake degree: -1.5
Acidity: -
Rice used: Miyamanishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Condition: Nama-shu