The sake is fresh and sweet immediately after drinking, but has a lingering astringent acidity afterward.
There was no mention of it on the label, but the specs say it is a Junmai Daiginjo, and that it is a new brand for five special stores nationwide!
It was recommended to me by my favorite liquor store as an aromatic one. It was a delicious sake, aromatic and easy to drink. Thank you very much for your hospitality.
Here today~✌️
I'm kind of in a rush for Wind Forest, and I haven't bought any new drinks since the beginning of the year, so I thought I'd give it a boost 😎.
I had never seen or heard of it before, but I was attracted by the stylish label and name ♥️.
It's a gentle taste and delicious ♥️It's not my favorite because it's not too acidic, but I was looking for a new taste, so it was perfect for today's mood 🥺♥️.
I'm not a fan of taking pictures and forgetting the taste 🤣🤣🤣.
Junlog 3.7⭐
March 3, 2018, at the usual Tora no Sekku on Peach Festival.
I drank it once a year and a half ago, in September 2016, and as before, no detailed specifications were disclosed, as the brewer's intention was "to let you taste the sake as it is without being bound by preconceived notions about the rice or rice polishing ratio". The bottle barely reveals that it is a "nama-shu" (raw sake). The bottle is tagged "Junmai Daiginjo," so we tagged it as such.
According to the product introduction of the sake store, it is a "new brand launched by five Shuho distributors nationwide," "'Pearl' stands for a round grain like a pearl, and 'rhyme' for lingering. The brand name is "Shuho" and "Rhyme" means "lingering".
https://www.yajima-jizake.co.jp/products/detail.php?product_id=8477
In September 2016, at the usual tiger's eye.
I looked up the specs and other clues and found that it is described as Junmai Daiginjo. I'm not sure exactly what it is, as the year of manufacture is different. The label even says that it is made with rice and rice malt from Yamagata Prefecture, but the rice polishing ratio and sake degree are undisclosed. The brewer's intention is "to have the sake taste as it is without being bound by preconceived notions of sake rice or rice polishing ratio," but this is quite unusual.
The following is the URL of the product introduction of the sake store.
https://www.yajima-jizake.co.jp/products/detail.php?product_id=8476
Note: I drank it again after this in March 2018, and the label had not changed.
★★★★
JPY1,595(720ml)
Rice polishing ratio: undisclosed
Alcohol content: 17%.
Rice: Yamagata rice
Sake with undisclosed specifications!
We bought this sake on the recommendation of the liquor store.
It is not punchy, but has a clean and crisp mouthfeel.
It has little aroma and is suitable as a food sake.
I would buy it again if I encounter it, as it is a good sake with good cost performance.
The sixth drink is a restaurant-only sake, Zhuyin.
I've never seen this label before, and I'm a meek person who wants to try it when there's a catch that it's limited to restaurants. 🤣
It must have been a totally different sweetness from the 5 cups I had so far.
I'm trying to recall the details of the taste from my faint memory, but I think it had a good balance of umami and sourness, didn't it? 🤔.
But I was sure that it was delicious 😋😋.
I often order a brand that is new to me, but I've never been disappointed, probably because the owner has a good eye for things 😆👍.
Good evening, MAJ 🌙
I always wondered when I saw your review of the drinking party, you can remember so much! No notes? I'm surprised at how much you drink and how beautiful your photos are 😳👍
Today it will be Zhuyin. It is made by Shuho Shuzo.
There is no description, but it is said to be Junmai Daiginjo.
The aroma is gorgeous. The sweet mouthfeel is followed by sourness and a slight bitterness.
I thought it had a strong alcohol content that seemed to rush up the throat, but the alcohol content was 17 degrees Celsius. That's a bit high for a recent sake 😉.
There is a lingering sweetness, but it's not clingy and delicious.
I thought it was the first time in a while that I had a sake that was typical of Yamagata's ginjo-shu. The label also has a modern feel to it, which I like.
I am very satisfied with this bottle.
Shu-in Junmai Daiginjo-shu ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Polishing ratio undisclosed ALC 17
It seems to be a very limited sake. Lucky ministry!
It is a delicious sake with a slightly sweet taste and a full-bodied aroma.
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