Here it comes! I've never had Tokushima sake before! (Even though it's in a neighboring prefecture 😂)
When I asked for a clear and light sake, I was served this one.
It is indeed refreshing and easy to drink! But it might be a little bit light in taste?
It is very easy to drink. 👍🏻
Next up is Naruto Tai LED Junmai Ginjo!
This one has won the Gold Prize in the Premium Junmai category at the Wine Glass Delicious Sake Awards 2024!
It is fruity, citrusy and refreshing! The taste is fresh and citrusy, with a hint of bitterness as you taste it.
Tokushima is said to be famous for its sudachi sake (according to my hairdresser who is from Tokushima), and it has a citrusy taste like sudachi.
I heard that the invention of the blue light-emitting diode by a company in Tokushima led to the rapid spread of LED lighting around the world, and "LED Dream Yeast" was born by irradiating existing yeast with various types of light from LEDs.
It is a rare yeast used only in sake breweries in Tokushima Prefecture.
Good morning, Rinako: ☀️
I've been wondering about this Naruto sea bream 😋.
Fruity and softly bitter❣️ looks delicious!
I mean, I want the third glass too😍!
At the hair salon in the morning, I asked my regular stylist where she was from, and she said Tokushima Prefecture! I haven't painted it yet... Tokushima Prefecture. I was thinking that, when I saw on the instagram of my favorite izakaya that Naruto sea bream had just arrived: !!!!! Miracle 😁.
I invited my husband out for a rare drink!
(I wonder if it's happened a few times since we got married lol)
First of all, Mizutomai Junmai Genmai
I thought it was Miura Mai, but it turned out to be Mizutomai 😅.
The sweetness spreads in your mouth! The sweetness of the rice is all over 🌾.
It also has a hint of sourness, which finishes off the sweetness nicely. 🙆♀️
Recommended for those who like sweetness ♡.
Hi Rinako 😃
A casual conversation at the beauty salon 💇♀️ led to Tokushima sake 🍶 and a couple going out for a drink...that's great 🤗Our first time in Tokushima was also Naruto sea bream 👍.
It's a light, dry, umami type of sake. I didn't expect it, but it's good.
To fill up my sake map, I found a sake from Tokushima Prefecture, which I had never tried before, at a supermarket and bought it without any expectations.
Before drinking it, I looked up this sake on the web and found that it was "light and dry and goes well with meals," so I imagined it to be an orthodox light and dry sake, which I don't really like, but it was a winner with a strong umami flavor!
Sake rice→100% Tokushima rice
Rice polishing ratio→55
Alcohol content→15%.
Sake degree → +2
Acidity→1.6
Today.
I bought a bottle at Yamaya Sake Shop the other day!
Naruto Tai Junmai Ginjo Silky Wave
This is the first local sake from Tokushima prefecture for me!
The aroma is fresh!
The taste is smooth at first
The aftertaste has a slight sizzle to it.
It is easy to drink!