It is clear and colorless, with aromas of jyoshin powder, pear, and honeysuckle. The attack is rather weak, with mild acidity and a rich sweetness, and the lingering finish is rather short.
Hitachi Cherry Blossom Festival held for the first time in 4 years
Cherry blossoms were in full bloom and the weather was clear, attracting crowds of people who had been waiting for this day to arrive.
Buy some sake at a liquor store near the station
and enjoy drinking while admiring the cherry blossoms.
Sakura Ginjo, a sake I look forward to every year
Tomikushin's seasonal Yamadanishiki 50% polished rice
Slightly cloudy with a gorgeous aroma
Slight ginjo aroma and elegant sweetness like Wasanbon
It has a bitter aftertaste and goes well with sakura mochi (rice cakes).
The cherry blossoms look happy in the warm weather!
Everyone walking in the pedestrian paradise looks happy too!
The best sake that goes away in the blink of an eye!
Thanks for the great sake!
Let's go buy some more!
We look forward to this local sake every year. Rice is Miyamanishiki
During the brewing season, it is rare to meet the brewer, but it is fun to talk with him through sake.
A little bit of orizumi intertwined with the sake
Melon aroma
More acidity than sweetness
Sharp and light
It seems that the plastic flavor typical of Fukushin (not a very tasty expression) has returned to its home, and we are very happy to see it.
Taste is still a little firm
I'm looking forward to the taste getting better as the day goes by.
But it was gone before I could think of anything else.
I want to enjoy changing the taste again in summer and fall.
This is a special-order, non-filtered, pure rice sake from Kozonoe Shoten.
I used to avoid nama-shu because of the image that it is high in alcohol content, spicy, and difficult to drink, but I was attracted by the label "limited special order nama-shu" and bought it.
The first sip was not bad at all, but it was definitely spicy when cold. But it was definitely spicy when cold. I thought what should I do now that I bought a bottle, but by drinking it at room temperature, the dryness of the alcohol content disappeared and it became easier to drink.
I keep it in a cold winter storage room because it needs to be kept cold.
It is a delicious sake!
A bottle costs about 3,000 yen.
I bought 4 bottles at the end of the year and put them to bed.
Last one ‼️🍶
First the top clear...sweet ❤️
Flicked it... sour... ‼️
I thought the fizzing was over...
It's still alive and delicious!
I want to drink it carefully because it's the last one
I think... but I don't know...
Easy to drink
Elegant
Just the right amount of sweetness and acidity, smooth and silky
50% Miyamanishiki
Winter Limited Edition
I usually go to the brewery to buy it, but this time I bought it at my favorite local sake shop.
Delicious~.
It has a sweet, thin, umami taste with a complex mouthfeel.
It is not too assertive and goes well with all kinds of food.
An all-around easy-drinking sake.
23 year old active sake Morohaku. For those who support Tomikyushin, this sake will make you happy and say, "Is this year's sake ready?"!
Muddy white sake. There is a hole in the sealing stopper to prevent explosion.
It's sweet and easy to drink.
The alcohol content is 15-16 degrees, so if you drink too much, "it will come~" the next day. So I have to restrain myself.
Before opening this bottle, I opened a white wine that was also activated, so I was drinking it with water from the middle of the bottle.
I'm going to store it in a (washed) bottle of wine and challenge myself to see how it changes. I'll drink it in 6 months.
I need to get some for New Year's lol.
It's time for Morohaku again this year!
When I see this cloudy bottle, I get unusually excited.
It's thick, sweet, and sludgy, and doesn't disappoint!
If you don't shake it well, solids accumulate at the bottom of the bottle.
More fruity than last year's.
There are apple and pear flavors.
It has a sharpness, so you can drink more and more.
Dangerous to drink before the game against Costa Rica.
First day of opening.
Local sake.
Flat sweetness.
A little bit of alu, a little bit of cask... and a little bit of wooden barrels.
A sweet sake that naturally accompanies meals that have long been a local favorite, such as sweet and sour stews. Sweet✕Sweet Pairing
100% Miyamanishiki produced in Nagano Prefecture
Polishing ratio 50%.
Alcohol content: 15° to 16° C
Acidity 1.4, Sake meter rating +1
It has a mild aroma and a refreshing taste typical of summer sake, with an initial sweetness but a spiciness that develops as you drink it.
It is the only summer sake of Tomikushin that is originally produced by a sake brewery, and since this is the fourth year for this relatively new sake, it is not well known, but I have looked forward to it without fail since the first year.
Incidentally, the name of the flower on the label is also a Reverdin's stag beetle, and from the second year onward, the name of the year is written somewhere on the label.
Tomikushin Morohaku bought in winter.
I transferred what I couldn't drink in one bottle to a 500ml plastic bottle and left it in the refrigerator for half a year.
The PET bottle swelled up and I was careful to open the bottle.
Gas comes out all at once and it looks like it is going to overflow.
Take a sip and you'll be wowed by the exquisite taste.
Creamy, rich and sweet biscuit!
Although there is a slight hint of Nara-zuke, it is as well-balanced as Hirotogawa nigori!
The complex flavor when rolled around in the mouth elicits an unforgettable sensation.
It is a wonderful sake to buy and drink in winter, and to drink in summer to get excited again!
Sake Banzai!