The opening was calm and a bit anticlimactic 😀.
Beautiful effervescence 🫧.
The aroma and sweetness characteristic of nigori sake are moderate, and it finishes with bitterness.
It is a nigori sake that is easy to match with meals 🍶.
It has a fresh and juicy mouthfeel as if you were drinking freshly squeezed juice, and a refreshing aroma that does not interfere with food. The finish is mild and gentle, with a strong sense of rice flavor, typical of Tedorigawa. Made from 60% polished rice, Ishigawamon. Ishikawa's original variety of rice suitable for sake brewing, created in 2008.
Sake Brewer: Yoshida Shuzoten (Ishikawa Prefecture) ■Type: Junmai Nama ■Raw materials: rice, rice malt ■Sweetness/Slightly spicy: Sake degree ---- Acidity ---- ■Polishing ratio: 60% (Ishikawamon from Ishikawa Prefecture) ■Alcohol: 14% (original sake)
Tetorigawa Junmai Daiginjyo -Myaku
We will have a bottle of Tedorigawa from the 5-bottle set purchased at UTAGE, a Junmai Daiginjo made with Yamadanishiki from Hyogo Prefecture and brewed in Yamahai as a precursor to the planned evolution to all Yamahai brewing starting in spring 2027.
It has a mellow heady aroma like ripe bananas or melons, and a deep flavor that permeates every corner of the bottle like the veins of a leaf that bears the name of the bottle. The natural acidity and firm bitterness brought out by the Yamahai process are quickly snapped off.
The vector of evolution that Tedorigawa-u continues to show can be fully felt, and we are looking forward to the full-scale conversion to Yamahai!
A cup of tears.
Ishikawa Gate.
The spiciness around the sake is mellowed by the nigoromi.
The spiciness flows hotly, and the lingering aftertaste releases its umami.
Refreshing!
Sweet!
Delicious!
That's all, dismissed!
I'm gonna be like... ♡♡♡♡♡
Maybe because it's been a little while since the bottle was opened?
There was almost no fizziness.
It was calm.
I would classify it as light and sweet in my personal Tetorigawa graph.