Classic♪
I thought that white chrysanthemum was sold out last year,
But it's still available this year.
But until last year, it was called "Special Junmai",
But it was special junmai until last year, but this year the "special" was removed...minor change?
This Shirakiku is full of flavor, though,
It's a very tasty and juicy Shirakiku, but it's not juicy because it's Classic.
Very, very delicious 😋.
I hope it will be available again ✨.
Purchased at a liquor store near Tosu Station
(Just after opening the bottle)
Drink cold
Clear and colorless
Gentle ginjo aroma
Very mellow flavor in the mouth
Sweetness without stickiness
Refreshing with a slight acidity in the aftertaste.
The taste is full of umami and very tasty.
The taste is not overpowered by the strong flavor of chicken tataki, but it does not interfere with the flavor of the accompaniments either.
It is a versatile sake that can be enjoyed on its own or paired with snacks.
Hot sake
The ginjo aroma lingers behind the twangy smell of alcohol.
The taste is a bit muted, but the umami is still there.
When heated, the umami is slightly reduced and the taste is light.
It tastes better cold.
I always buy the pink label when I find it!
It is my counterpart to the light dry Akagisan and light sweet Nabeshima Pink 😌.
When you open the bottle and pour it, the aroma is smooth, clean, sweet and crisp.
The mouthfeel is clear, but the soft sweet flavor spreads immediately afterwards!
The gasiness and refreshing acidity join in to give it a pure, clean, and refreshing taste despite its sweetness. It is a sweet and delicious taste of lychee and tropical fruits ✨.
The astringency comes out in the latter half and finishes with a light sharpness, so it is easy to drink without being clingy!
It goes well with stewed beef with sweet and spicy root vegetables!
A great drink to start off a 4-day weekend 🍶.
Nabeshima Junmai Ginjo Omachi Nama Sake
Produced in: Saga Prefecture
Producer: Tomikuchiyo Shuzo
Rice: Omachi
Excerpt
This sake has a rich, juicy flavor full of rice flavor. Because it is not fire-aged, it has a smooth taste. Cooling it down a little more will improve the sharpness of the taste.
Living off what we receive: ‼️
I received my favorite Nabeshima ⛳️ from Choroki 😋.
Nice aroma like green apple 🍏.
On the attack, it has an astringent taste like a young melon,
The sweetness of apple and the umami of the rice come in slowly and flow smoothly with the gaseous feeling that is typical of nama-shu. ❗️
The best 🤣!
I still choose green for Nabeshima (I'll admit to disagreeing with you).
When paired with grilled fish, the attack of astringency disappears and the taste becomes more beautiful and delicious!
When served with grilled meat with sauce, the astringency of the attack comes out in the aftertaste, and it becomes tighter and tighter, which is also good!
In other words, it is good with anything 🤣.
The 3rd and 4th pictures are frozen ramen from Iida Shoten, which Yuka-Chin-Chin gave me.
This is so good 😆 It's like having the taste of a restaurant at home 😲.
We still need more supplies to survive on what we get, so please send us lots of stuff 🤣.
Hello Manachie ^_^
Nabesama is overall delicious, but TOP of Nabesama's special pure ✨.
TOP of Ramen Iida Shoten, frozen noodles Ramen is also delicious ☺️
I want to try them again!
Hi Manachie 😃
Nabe-sama's Tokujun! Manachie-san's deliciousness is very convincing 🤗 Indeed, the more you drink, the more it changes, and I think it's a bottle that will suit you universally 😋.
A life of survival of the gifts! I wish I could live with that 😆.
Hi Choroki 😃At my age, there's only so much room to grow 🤣It's been a while since I've had a bottle of Nabeshima ⛳️ raw sake, but it's good ‼️ and I'll have another bottle after the new year 💪.
Mr. Manachie
I ate at Iida Shoten's main store in Yugawara, before they started requiring reservations, and I had to wait in line from 5:00 a.m. It was great👍.
It has been a long time since I have obtained a special pure Nabeshima.
The bottle is opened with a sizzling sound of gas escaping.
The aroma is fruity, like apples and muscats. There is a pleasant chirichiri gas feeling, and at first a juicy sweetness like pineapple, then the umami of rice, and finally a sour astringency like grapefruit.
I still prefer Nabeshima Tokusyu. It is a pity that there are no stores near me that carry it.