The Cornerstone of Kurosawa
It is said that the sake was matured for 6 months in the sake brewery.
It is said to have been matured in a sake brewery for six months.
Characterized by its calm and round taste.
Serve with sashimi or raw oysters
This is a mature sake that was stored in a room dam in Sakuho-machi and passed through last summer. Normally, stored sake is fire-aged, but this one is called "Nama-nazake". It is dark and round.
Kurosawa Namikoshi Junmai 80
Rated 4.4-4.3
Rice: Hitogochi, Polishing ratio: 80%, Yeast: 901
Brewed with low whiteness, it has sweetness, umami, and a smooth taste that can only be achieved with nama-moto. The profile is a little firm with a sake strength of +8, and it expands and improves when heated.
The second cup was also Kurosawa from Nagano. The proprietress herself went to the brewery and bought it. I had to try it. I was also interested in the vintage. The taste and acidity are slowly and gently. It is a vintage, but it is not peculiar. Thank you very much.
Rice-like aroma.
Sweet and sour when you include it!
Wine, like plum juice or dried apricots.
Heavy acidity reminiscent of Mai-Bijin.
The texture is refreshing due to the acidity, but it is a rice flavor with body.
I like it surprisingly.
Taste level 3.5/5
Saku Kurosawa Sake Brewery, Nagano Prefecture❣️
The Saku area of Nagano Prefecture has a thriving sake brewing industry and nearly 10 sake breweries‼️
Every brewery is unique and interesting 🎯.
I wish I could go there for the first time in a while.
Junmai, a type of sake yeast yeast mash starter
A little apple. Sweet and acidic. Lightly rice. The rice festival comes suddenly and gradually! Good balance. Dry and crisp. 87 points
Sweetness: 2.6
Acidity: 3.3
Dryness:3.2
Hinted aroma: 2.7
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