Recently, I went to an Italian restaurant I'm familiar with.
Italian restaurant, but for some reason they have a good selection of Japanese Sake.
The second glass of sake at this restaurant is Sharaku Junmai Ginjo!
This one was supposed to be delicious even before I drank it!
Soft sweetness, beautiful and delicious!
The previous Saku went down easy, but the Sharaku left a bit more of a lingering taste on my tongue? (I don't know what that means 🤣)
I drank some more after that, but my records and memory are hazy😅.
This was supposed to be the last time I went out for a drink this year!
It was great to be able to drink with so many different customers, friends, acquaintances, and family in so many different places 🥰.
Thanks to everyone 😘.
Hi Jay & Nobby😊.
I will be drinking at home from now on, but this year I will take care of my health and take it easy. (Maybe...)
But for some reason, I have 3 bottles lined up that I don't usually have in the house...,
Winter all at once😑☃️☃️☃️
Even if you shovel snow
No matter how much snow you shovel
It's not gone😑☃️💔💔
And hold it.
I'd rather have it outside than in the cellar.
Sake🍶is cold🤣🍶☃️☃️☃️
Okay then...
Here we go🤣‼️‼️
☃️☃️🍶Great Excitement Sake🍶☃️☃️
☃️☃️Part 3☃️☃️
I love Collage, the best 20% 😏🍶✨✨✨.
Hooray for Fukushima🙌!
I've always wanted to try it!
I've been collecting sake to drink
Collecting sake to drink at the end of the year 🤣🍶.
Drinking at the end of the year...irresistible 😍🍶.
Aroma: Mild Collage 😍🍶💕💕💕
Aerated 🍶🍶💕💕
Aromatic Collage 🤩🍶✨✨✨
No🤔🍶⁉️⁉️
I don't know...
My cheap tongue understands ... 🤔🍶🍶.
Looking forward to day 2 and beyond😏🍶✨✨✨
Good evening, chika ichiro18 🤣👍
I'm here, I'm here 🤣👍🍶✨✨✨.
Collage 🍶✨✨
Taste difficult compared to Nanaken and Tasake 🤔🍶🍶.
Maybe I set the bar too high 🤔🍶🍶.
Looking forward to the next big excited sake 🍶😍🍶✨✨
Thanks for all the snow shoveling in winter at once, chika: ☃️
Oh and I'm super excited 😍.
Just looking at it is a feast for the eyes 😍
I'm looking forward to the taste change on day 2 😋.
It's been a long time since I've seen 寫楽.
It is the first shibori, junmai sake.
The aroma is soft and green apple-like.
It has a mellow mouthfeel and a sweetness that spreads.
The taste is rounded rather than refreshing.
However, as is typical of junmai sake, it also has a pungent and bitter taste.
However, the taste is not unpleasant, but has a refined depth.
There are many different types of 寫楽, but this is the first time I've had junmai sake.
It might be good warmed up.
It went better with sweet and spicy snacks than with refreshing snacks.
Best match was avocado!
Pairing: Yakitori-style grilled chicken thigh with leeks, Furofuki daikon, sweet vinegared turnip, avocado nametake mushroom with nori, tomato with camembert cheese
Collage Junmai Ginjo ORIGARUMI
Rated 4.4-4.5
Alcohol: 16%, Polishing ratio: 50
The most popular every year! It is a Junmai Ginjo with a freshness and softness like a new sake.
It has the freshness of new sake and a soft mouthfeel. It has a fruity aroma reminiscent of peaches, and the elegant umami of rice with a nice crisp aftertaste.
Stable Collage😊
A sake you'll want to drink regularly: ❗️
The freshness of the raw sake.
The aroma is subdued because it's junmai.
I like it with a meal 👍
It has a good balance of flavors.
It's a good balance of flavors 😃.
Sharaku Junmai Ginjo Akaban Omachi Nama Sake
This is the Akaban area Omachi version of Bizen Omachi Sharaku, which was our personal No. 1 last year.
This one is also very tasty, with a freshness, fruitiness, sweetness, and sharpness in perfect harmony, while being smooth and smooth with a strong sense of Oumachi flavor.
#Sharaku Junmai Ginjo Akaban Omachi Nama Sake
#Miyazumi Meisho
#Sharaku
Kuraku Junmai Ginjo Yoshikawa Yamadanishiki.
It is grown in Yoshikawa town, Miki city, Hyogo prefecture.
The first attack is a mild, fruity sweetness.
As you continue drinking, the vivid contrast between the deep, robust umami and elegant acidity is superb.
When served hot, the umami and acidity are even more pronounced, making it outstandingly delicious!
Kuraku Junmai Ginjo Tojo Yamadanishiki.
It is made from Yamadanishiki produced in Tojo area, Kato-shi, Hyogo prefecture.
It has a gorgeous nose with nuances of banana and peach, and the mouthfeel is mellow. The impression of sweetness is milder than last year.
On the other hand, the impression of elegant acidity is even more pronounced than last year, and it finishes crisp and clean with a bitter aftertaste.
The gorgeous and graceful taste is just like Pinot Noir. We enjoyed it this year as well!