It's been so hot lately that I've been drinking beer exclusively... σ(^_^;)
And there are no labels that I've never met before.
Tonight, I bought this bottle as a souvenir from Hiroshima!
If it's nice to meet "Houraitsuru", of course it's nice to meet "Yamatoya Original" as well, so it's nice to meet you all!
I opened the bottle immediately...apple...no, it's more gentle. It is a bit flowery.......and then a sip......it has a firm outline, but it is gently sweet.
4 stars
Aki tasted a sake from Hakushima.
It was an unfiltered, unfiltered sake, but rather refreshing, giving the impression of being well-balanced.
It was a truly delicious sake with a mildly umami flavor.
100% Omachi grown in Hiroshima Prefecture
Polishing ratio 50%.
Alcohol 16%.
Relatively subdued aroma
Pineapple
Full-bodied and delicious, with a light sweetness typical of Omachi.
Dry finish
It is best when it is a little lukewarm!
Aroma seems to run off quite quickly, even for a draft sake.
It is best to drink it up within 2 days of opening.
Unfiltered unpasteurized sake with plenty of sweetness.
It has a certain old-fashioned feel to it, and although it does not have the fizziness, sharpness, or modernity that is so popular, it is a deeply flavored sake.
I bought this sake at Yamada Sake Brewery in Ikebukuro Seibu,
Thanks to Sake Sho Yamada, I have had the opportunity to learn about sake from the Chugoku region and Hiroshima Prefecture, which I had not been able to encounter before.
Fried burdock root with sweet and spicy sauce
Deep-fried tofu with cod roe and mayo cheese
tomato 🍅cucumber 🥒
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[The name and the aftertaste are very good.
Overall: It was delicious!
Color: clear☆☆☆☆muddy
Aroma: Weak *☆☆☆Strong (Muscat type)
Taste: Hot *☆☆☆☆Sweet
Throat: Fresh ★★★★ Sticky
Aftertaste: Short☆☆☆Long
I had this sake at a restaurant that does not deal with yaki-gaki (grilled oysters), but it certainly went very well with oysters in general, not just yaki-gaki! It was a light, slightly sweet, refreshing white wine, but instead of an oaky smell, it had a slight aroma of freshly ripened pine muscat, making it even easier to drink than white wine!
Rice used is Hachitan Nishiki
There seems to be a project called the "Hiroshima Ichizoun na Junmai Sake" series, which includes "Momiji Manju", "Okonomiyaki", and "Oyster Fried Oyster", which are basically low-alcoholic beverages.
This sake is a very low-alcohol sake with an alcohol content of 10 percent.
The citric acid content is so strong that one wonders if this is sake. It has a taste like "is this sake?
If someone told me it was a white wine, I would believe it.
We have not paired it with oysters because they are not available yet, but it went well with grilled scallops with butter. ❣️
It was an interesting drink...
Sana D. Good evening.(^o^) I see that there are many things in the series.(^o^) I think it is wonderful that you market them in this way and get people to buy the specialty and the sake together. I would like to try them to see if they actually go well together.
The aroma is subdued, clean, and sharp. It is not too spicy and can be drunk smoothly like water.
It is a sake that goes well with sashimi and other dishes, and does not interfere with the food.
It really has no peculiarities.
Trophies of Hiroshima trip. Original Yamatoya Sakepo.
I bought this Junmai Daiginjo because it was served at the G7 Hiroshima Summit.
I like the clean crispness from the beautiful pineapple flavor 🍍.
I would like to visit the apartment at the original store.
I was told that the combination with oysters was the best, so I asked for it. The combination with the oysters was GOOD, not so much sake flavor, more like wine.
