Full-bodied ginjo aroma. The soft texture has a moderate umami of rice. The spicy accent gives it a sharp finish with a long aftertaste. Well-balanced. With steamed oysters
Kamotsuru-chan in a cute bottle received as a gift.
It is a crisp, dry, refreshing type.
What's that? It has gold leaf in it!
I should have left some for the New Year's table!
But it was too late, so we enjoyed it.
It is dry and fruity with a strong acidity.
It is full, round, and has a crisp finish. The sweetness of the rice can be felt on the tongue.
Polishing ratio 50%.
Liking degree 3.6
Speaking of Hiroshima sake, Kamotsuru
I remember drinking gold daiginjo a long time ago.
I heard that Kamotsuru is the originator of No.5 yeast.
A classic top quality sake ✨
Light with a mild and refreshing aroma!
It has an excellent balance of sweetness, acidity, spiciness, and bitterness.
It can be enjoyed at various temperatures with any ingredients.
Goes well with grilled mackerel with grated ponzu sauce!
Purchased at Hanshin Department Store
Introduced as a delicious sake with warmed sake.
Full of sweetness of rice
Delicious cold or warmed up
Dryness is not the value of sake, right?
Memorandum: 50th
At the usual restaurant.
It's been a long time since I've had Kamotsuru.
In the past, the local sake brewery (Kure) was Chifuku
but when it came to sake that was sold outside the prefecture, Kamotsuru and Drunken Heart were more famous.
Kamotsuru and Drunken Heart were more famous
I remember that Kamotsuru and Drunken Heart were more famous.
Hiroshima sake is called "Onna-sake" (women's sake) because of its soft taste due to its medium-hard water.
It is called "Onna-shu" (women's sake) because it has a soft taste due to its medium-hard water.
It was also good to drink.
Degree of alcohol content: 15%, Rice polishing ratio: 60
P.S.
Bakken Mozart's "Various Stories of Sake - Joule" is one of Hiroshima's famous confections.
There are "Various Stories of Sake - Jure" in Hiroshima.
Kamotsuru (Higashihiroshima City, Saijo), Chifuku (Kure City),
Miwa-zakura (Sosan-gun), and other Hiroshima Prefecture's sake.
Try it for yourself!