This is a matured sake with a rich and robust flavor, but still retaining a sense of freshness. It is very delicious with a mild taste.
Chikuwa cucumber with miso mayo is also delicious!
From the postings, it seems to be a rare sake.
It's like a local sake. It is heavy with a tune. It has a lingering aftertaste. It seems to go well with strong flavored fish. It also seems to be good hot.
Fukamari Shatoro
Junmai Ginjo Unfiltered Nama-shu
Sake rice: 100% Yamadanishiki
Rice polishing: 60
Alcohol: 16.5
A brand new to me
A surprisingly rare local sake from Okayama 🍑.
It has a relatively high alcohol content, a heavy mouthfeel, and a mild taste.
The rice flavor is strong, but it has a nice loose texture.
It was hot again today🌞.
That's why the naming is cool hoshiryo!
The bamboo forest itself is also cool and breezy.
When you put it in your mouth, it is deliciously sweet? When it goes down your throat, it is deliciously bitter? Umami spicy?
It is 15 degrees Celsius, but the overall image is light.
What do you think of Okayama Prefecture's sake?
That's right, bamboo groves!
Okayama is famous for its Omachi sake rice, but this brewery seems to brew their sake with home-grown Yamada Nishiki. This time it will be a summer sake made with Asahi sake rice✨.
First of all, the label is too beautiful 😆 The starry sky looks great in the summer night sky 🌟, so we opened the bottle!
The first aroma is like a fresh green apple. When you put it in your mouth, you will feel the light citrus sweetness for a moment, and then the sourness and bitterness will spread in your mouth. It is just like a summer sake and goes down the throat very nicely! Well, it is really light!
Unfortunately, it is cloudy tonight and we can't see the stars, but I thought it would be nice to look at the summer night sky while drinking this sake 😆.
Thank you for the drink 😋.