A drink with the sour taste of apples
The apple aftertaste also remains 🍎
It is more like a wine than a sake.
I'd like to try the regular sake too.
It's not my favorite.
2.5 Stars
On the second day, the sourness of the apple mellowed and the sweetness increased, making it more delicious.
Changed to 3.0☆.
Raw material rice: Nagano sake brewing rice (90%), Himeno mochi (10%)
Ingredients: Rice (domestic), Rice malt (domestic)
Rice polishing ratio: 59%.
Alcohol content: 13.0
Sake degree: -26.0
Acidity: 3.7
Amino acidity: 1.9
This unfiltered, unpasteurized sake is made using the traditional Marusei Shuzo brewery method of "4-step brewing with glutinous rice and heat treatment" and Nagano R yeast, a yeast that produces high levels of malic acid.
The mouthfeel is very juicy, but it does not come from youthfulness, which is what differentiates it from other sakes. The ginjo aroma disappears from the timing of arrival to the aftertaste, and there is no lingering taste.
Aged for one year, it has a robust flavor with a cocoa feel. It can be served cold or warm, and has a moderate sweetness that makes it easy to pair with meals.
This is probably the first time to use glutinous rice in a sake.
You can feel a unique sweetness in the mouth.
It is quite sweet, but it has a light aftertaste.
I just got it and it's still cold.
It has a sweetness typical of Momentum Masamune (more like a pear or cereal than a beautiful sweetness like a millet jelly).
It's as good as fried potatoes with meat and cheese
And it makes me feel better.
After opening it, I'm going to leave it at room temperature and drink a little bit every day
Summer Carp before the summer is over.
It is not sweet and sour, but sweet and sour.
Sweetness that flows quickly, not thickly
You might find it a little bitter, but that might be letting the sweetness flow through.