Gorgeous ginjo aroma
The entrance is crystal clear.
Quite simply, it is a 40% polished Junmai Daiginjo.
Mineral taste on the palate in the mid-palate
The sweetness and umami are elegantly stored in the mouth.
and finishes with a crispness that is typical of drunken whales.
Rice polishing ratio: 40
Yeast: Kochi Prefecture yeast A-14
Sake degree: + 6.0
Acidity: 1.6
Amino acidity: 0.8
I heard the clerk explaining the sake to another customer, and while I was about to go on to another sake, I made my first purchase of Drunken Whale at Abetaya Sake Shop.
The taste is exactly what I would call "refreshingly dry! I enjoyed it with sashimi this time, but it seems to go well with fish and any other Japanese food. It is very autumnal.
Sour and quite crisp
It has a clean and refreshing taste.
But it also has a strong and powerful taste that hits you in the stomach.
It also has a nice, light and refreshing taste.
It seems to go well with a variety of dishes.
I could drink it every day and never get tired of the taste.
Reasonably priced too 👍
When I drank it in a hotel lounge, attracted only by the name, I was galvanized by Masuda. It was easy to drink, dry, and extremely pleasing to the palate.
Another sake from Kochi Prefecture,
This was purchased at a local liquor store, so the label is not peeled off.
It is a sake with a strong emphasis on spiciness and umami, and would go well with sashimi, etc,
I drank it cold and sipped it slowly, and as time went by, it became more rounded and the umami increased a little.
The change in flavor is also nice.
Sake from Kochi Prefecture is easy to match with fish dishes,
I will take a break from beer today.