All Nagoya Sake!
The yeast, the rice! It's the first time I've drunk local Isshiki!
Yamamori Shuzo is a brewery right next door to Manjo Shuzo, the brewer of Jyoshinin Jiheiji! They've been putting out a lot of good sake lately!
The taste is quite robust, like a Junmai!
It was a good sake with a lingering finish.
When we had dinner at Hilton before, we had a sake drinking contest. At that time, we tasted "Takanoyume" and I was curious about it. I'm glad I got to buy it!
This Usu Nigori has a unique sweetness followed by a grapefruit-like sourness. The bottle says to shake it lightly before drinking, but...
I prefer not to shake it.
The sake that Nagoya is particular about❗️.
It's a clear image❗️
It's a very different image from a few years ago, and I️ feel that the level of sake in Nagoya is getting higher.
All Nagoya specs❗️
The rice used is Yume Ginka harvested in Nagoya City, and the yeast is FIA-2 cultivated in Nishi-ku, Nagoya City as well❗️
The sake from the breweries around here is also tasting much better with less miscellaneous flavors ^_^.
The aroma is modest, but the taste is rich and lingers ✨Resulting in a cold drink.
It's a great sake to drink with sashimi or grilled fish.
The rich aroma of rice
Very little sweetness.
More acidity.
Firm and delicious.
Bitterness in the mouth.
The back door is pretty clear.
Maybe it's best to drink it warm.
I like very much this sakè at ambient temperature.
Cold the flavor is very very strong, but at ambient temperature the flavor become very balanced manteining a good flavor of Koshu.
I'm writing Koshu, but on bottle is reported february 2020, I need to investigate better, for sure I will buy an other bottle soon!