Sake we received today
Drunken Heart Unfiltered Junmai Namaeshu
The first new sake
Drunken Water Mountain Nemoto Store (Hiroshima)
Traditional sake brewing
UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
We had it in a festive mood.
Fresh aroma of new sake
The softness of the soft water
After the fresh flavor that fills the mouth
The spiciness that lingers on the tongue is the best.
A bottle packed with the charm of Mihara City, Hiroshima Prefecture🍶.
Dry and light with just the right amount of sweetness.
Purchased at a convenience store in Mihara station on a business trip✨
A great way to enjoy local sake easily 🎵.
Versatile flavor that blends well with food, a great sake for any occasion 🍳.
It has a clean, dry taste that makes you want to describe it as "squeaky clean". The ginjo aroma is weak. Slight bitterness. It is a delicious sake on the main road, but the snack was nuts, so I think it lost out a little. I think it would go well with more light dishes such as sashimi and tempura.
After lunch at Naniwa O's, my wife and I went to pick out a gift.
Before we went to the restaurant, we went to look for new sake because we made a painful mistake the other day when we thought we received new sake, but it was not new sake.
We went to Hanshin Department Store.
There were several kinds of new sake on the sales floor, but when I couldn't choose the right one, they let me try a sample of new sake at the event corner.
So, this was also my first sake from the brewery.
Drunkenness from Drunkenness Yamane Honten.
We were allowed to sample two types of new sake.
Junmai Ginjo Mutenka Pressed
It has a mild taste that can be drunk easily.
The sweetness, umami, bitterness, and spiciness are well balanced and easy to drink.
Junmai Nama-no-Nagara Sake
Very fresh and fresh taste.
It was very fresh with a touch of sweetness.
I looked in the Sannomiya store of Hankyu Department Store and was told "It's new sake!" and received a sales pitch. While I was listening to the salesman, I was almost fooled into thinking that he was a cherry blossom artist. I like new sake, but I am not so worried about just buying new sake, am I?
I like new sake, but I was worried that I couldn't buy it just because it was new (I have a liver condition), but the salesman's enthusiasm got the better of me and I decided to buy it.
There was a hint of ori at the bottom of the bottle.
Sweet aroma.
No gassiness. It is tangy and spicy as soon as you take a sip. The structure is such that the "ts" (tsu), which is the "zu" (pronounced "ts"), is coated (or obscured) by a gorgeous and attractive aroma and sweetness that is typical of new brews.
It is delicious, but it is both hot and sweet, so which is it? I can't immerse myself in it because of the question, "Which is it?
The spiciness and aroma settled down and became a little more coherent on the second day.
Degree of liking 5/10
Postscript
It means a kind of sales technique. Shows like many customers buy the product - however they are hired in undertable -, it called SAKURA. It means a kind of sales technique.
Thanks G O for the gift.
I like Hiroshima sake. This is my first time.
I don't often drink Daiginjo.
It has a great taste.
It has a strong sweet taste and is great if you drink it cold.