Clear as snow,
Smiling quietly like a mythological goddess.
Fumotwi Yuki Megami Junmai Daiginjo Dry Taste.
It is clear, modest, and yet has a strong core.
When you put it in your mouth, there is a hint of gentle sweetness,
It has a beautiful sharpness that quickly disappears.
It has a dignified aftertaste rather than showiness.
Junmai sake brewed with Haenuki produced in Sakata
Indicated 18% alcohol by volume.
When the bottle was uncorked, an alcohol smell rather than a brewing aroma came up.
In the mouth, the alcohol passes through the nose with a strong dry acidity rather than the sake-like flavor of the rice.
The impression is a bit harsh.
Three days later, it rounded out a bit, and the rice-derived umami and mild aroma emerged.
After the equinoctial equinox, the days are getting shorter,
It is a sake to be enjoyed quietly while listening to the sound of insects.
This is a sake from the Tohoku region.
quite delicious
This rice is limited to Yamagata,
The ginjo aroma with a dense flavor spreads in the mouth
and the aroma is completely locked in and you can enjoy it for a long time.
At the paid tasting corner at Irohagura Park, Sakata. The regular price of 200 yen per glass was 100 yen as a special price in celebration of the opening.
A total of 12 kinds of sake were available for tasting.
Snow Goddess Polishing 35
Sweet and fruity. Slightly sweet and fruity, with a sweet strawberry aroma. The label, color, and taste of this sake are cute.
When I asked the liquor store what it was like when I bought it, I was told that it is a sake that is easy to pair with food.
The smell is not too strong, and the sweetness and acidity are not too strong, but that is a good thing, because it makes me want to pour a glass of it again.
It is a delicious sake.
