Junmai Daiginjo Gin Ginga 100%.
Unfiltered 50% polished rice al15 Sake degree +4 Acidity 1.7
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The flavor and taste of the sake rice Ginginga was a little too much for my taste... Too bad, nephew.
This year I'll give the trophy to the sake your father brought.
20180101 My parents' New Year's Day, my nephew brought
I have a lot of 300ml bottles in stock before I know it.
This morning I opened a bottle of this size instead of a 4-pack.
Very mellow rice aroma is impressive😆.
The taste is also rich in rice flavor🎶.
Is it like a fire-hardened junmai-shu?
It doesn't have a floral or fruity taste.
But it is suitable for drinking with food.
It's a great sake to drink when you're feeling lazy.
It is a mellow dry sake that you will never get tired of drinking😋.
This sake is from Shiwa Town in Iwate Prefecture, the birthplace of Nanbu Toji.
The first impression is that it is a soft sake. It also has a freshly squeezed aroma. It is a light, refreshing sake with a clean aftertaste that does not leave much of a residue on the palate.
My personal favorite ★★☆☆☆
Horinoi Junmai Daiginjo
The aroma is very mild.
When you drink it, the sweetness comes first and then it snaps with the alcohol.
Good old-fashioned Junmai Daiginjo sake
Right.
Junmai drinking comparison. This one is solid and calm.
In a good way, it is an old-fashioned sake. It's not an old sake, but an old-fashioned sake.
I served it with roast beef. It never lose.
It's a sake like an old man in the countryside.
Go To Iwate! At Morioka Bistro Unmesu
Junmai Daiginjo that is not like Yamada Nishiki. The sweetness is moderate. It takes some time for the flavors to develop. Personally, I've always had the impression that Yamadanishiki has a sweet aftertaste, but the dryness of the flavor reminded me of the diversity of Japanese sake. And even though it's supposed to be a little out of character for my taste, it was a dish that made me drink more!
As the temperature rises, the taste is distinctly sweet at first and then dry (and crisp) at the end. It broke the stereotype that Yamada Nishiki is sweet!
The brewery started brewing in 1922. The name of the brand was changed from the famous water "Horime-no-Ido" to "Horinoi".