Slightly gassy
Melon aroma, old book-like aroma
Slightly chalky
Sourness and bitterness with a long aftertaste
Tingling sensation on the tongue
Slightly alcoholic
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2024BY Finishing No. 9
Hachitan-Nishiki produced in Hiroshima
2025/03
Gorgeous aroma with a little gas on the palate.
There is a moderate sweetness with juicy flavor and acidity.
The bitterness in the aftertaste reminds us of dryness.
Today, it is a shop keeper.
The first YAMAMORI.
The yellow label stands out and looks great.
The rice is not mentioned on the label, but it seems to be Hachitan-Nishiki, which I love.
It was fresh and juicy, with a lingering bitter sharpness.
It is sweeter than I expected, and I wonder if the sweetness is due to the orikarami.
The name "Okunokami" written with "Yamori" is very Japanese.
Hi Shikatarou 😃
Congratulations on your first Yamoru-san ㊗️ with your favorite Hachitan-Nishiki 🎉I can't read it on first sight 😅I'm glad they are making such a good sake in Tokyo 🤗.
Jay & Nobby, thank you ‼️✨And the gecko is on the label, and it's Okunokami 🦎 fashionable😎Toyoshimaya Sake Brewery's origins seem to pre-date the Battle of Sekigahara, and they've been serving sake in Tokyo since that time 🎶.
This is a new item. I bought it on my way out.
It is a light cloudy color because of the origami. The aroma is sweet but not that strong.
The taste is sweet and fruity, just like the aroma. It's not too strong, but it's not too strong. It is delicious 😋.
Yamori Junmai Ginjo Omachi 50 Unadjusted Nama Sake
The moment it enters the mouth, you feel a slight activity, sweetness, and a slight acidity.
After that, the umami kaori, umami kaori, and umami kaori attack in waves and keep spreading, finishing with a crisp finish!
You will be happy just to keep sipping it!
It is a sake that the owner of a sake shop would be proud of and can say from the bottom of his heart that it is delicious!
On this day, I had a casual drink with my colleagues. This was the third bar. I was already too drunk to remember what it tasted like. This is a famous sake from Kanda, my hometown.