A bottle I brought to my house on the way to visit the graves on the far shore of Japan.
The first bottle of Ryougo!
When the bottle was first opened, I had the impression that it was rather dry, but after a few days, the sweetness and flavor came through. It is not so if I say that there is anything noteworthy about it. But that does not mean it is not tasty, in fact, it is good! It's a versatile sake that can be served in any situation.
The third picture is a mess I saw the other day. Is it just me or does it seem a bit too much?
Electric fat...
Don't abuse me, I'm not allowed to use the word "sake" without permission.
〜Kids have more money these days...
Thank you for the food!
Matsunoi Shuzo
Ryougo Junmai Summer Light Nigori
Light, citrus-like aroma with a hint of acidity.
Sourness and umami, but with a refreshing spiciness.
Light and crisp taste.
The order of spiciness comes in the order of rice sweetness and spiciness. It is full but spicy. Quite tasty. A little fruity. Quite tasty! It's supposed to be 10 spicy, but it's not that spicy.
5/10
Ryoga's summer sake was a dry sake made from Gohyakumangoku.
The acidity was strikingly noticeable before the dryness.
This was the last sake for the sake party.
It was great to have a bowl of hamo and matsutake mushrooms, which is only available this time of year. ☺️
Despite the tough name "Ryougo", it is a refreshing, light and easy-to-drink drink. Pocari Sweat for adults.
The base has a slightly soupy flavor, and the acidity is moderate for a summer sake.
Although it is said to be dry, it does not have a sharp taste, but only a refreshing aftertaste.
It is a refreshing sake that goes well with all kinds of food except thick stewed dishes.
It was so hot that I requested a refreshing sake, and this is what I got.
It was refreshingly dry, with a slight wine-like aroma and a firm bitterness at the end.
I felt cool.