Natsusei by Popular Ichi, purchased together with the fresh one we drank earlier.
Sake rice brand unknown, rice polishing ratio 60%.
The alcohol content is 16%, but there is no sign of it on the palate. It has a sweetness that makes it dangerous to drink too much, contrary to its mouthfeel. I can drink it 😅I forgot it's still Monday 😋.
Good evening, Matchy 😃.
Beautiful label and the most popular one ‼️
I've never had a bottle of Popularity One 🥲 but I'm curious about the one that makes me forget about Monday 😙.
Good evening, Jay & Nobby 😀
I picked it up too because of the beautiful and cool label. It's an escape from reality since Monday 😅.
It's a 16% junmai ginjo, so even though it's a sweet drink, it has a decent spiciness to it. If you see it, please try it ☺️
This is my first brewery 🍶.
Sake rice brand unknown, rice polishing ratio 50%.
The unfamiliar words on the label, "ripened sake," seem to mean a combination of freshly squeezed and matured sake.
When the bottle is opened, it is fresh and vibrant, and one begins to drink with high expectations. The mouthfeel was sweet with a bitter aftertaste, and it was more like a special junmai. Very tasty 😋.
Fermentation of this sake ended at 11% alcohol by volume due to the characteristics of the yeast.
The acidity derived from malic acid can be felt, making it an easy drink even for beginners.