The aroma is like adding blue fruits to the gentle aroma of rice, and the mouthfeel is very gentle and fresh in a way! This is a delicious and easy-to-drink product!
Not too sweet and not too spicy
Refreshing taste of young melon and
Slightly fizzy and pleasant to the throat
Delicious 😋 Delicious 😋 Delicious 😋 Delicious
The rice is "a premonition of love" 100%☺️
Received from a senior.
I bought it at ●Maya because I had a good impression of it when I tasted it at Hankyu in the past and at a Japanese sake festival.
The rice used is 100% rare grain Ryoto.
The initial aroma is banana-like. When you put it in your mouth, there is a momentary sweetness followed by bitterness. Then comes acidity and umami, but the aftertaste is short. It is totally different from the impression I had at Japanese sake festivals and department store tastings....
I feel uncomfortable with the top aroma and the flavor in my mouth.
Is it a disinfectant-like off-flavor?
I'm sorry but I can't drink all of this 😢...
I feel like I have a high encounter rate with off flavors 🤔.
I have no doubt that this is an inherently delicious drink, so please don't go through my review 🙏.
Good morning, bouken😄.
Sorry to hear that 😢I'm glad you don't hate this drink itself because you know its original taste 😌.
Sensory evaluation of alcohol is affected by many factors, so it's hard to pinpoint the cause 🤔.
Hi Aladdin 😃
I know some people don't mind it, but I can't myself when it has an aroma that food doesn't have 😥.
I will transfer it to a small bottle and see how it goes, but the rest will go to cooking wine 🙄.
Nagayama Shuzo Brewery
Ai Yamazaru Junmai Ginjo
Nagayama Shuzo is a brewery in Sanyo Onoda City, Yamaguchi Prefecture.
The rice is polished to 60% "Aizan" from Hyogo Prefecture.
Fresh and fruity aroma,
soft rice flavor, and a gentle, elegant and crisp finish.
Elegant and crisp finish.
#Sake
Purchased online.
Rarity is high in some places.
At room temperature.
The aroma is subdued.
Slightly hard on the palate, with a moderate acidity.
Slightly long finish. Classic medium body.
Serve with nabe dishes.
Suitable for intermediate to advanced drinkers of sake.
Purchased online.
Rarity is high in some places.
At room temperature.
Not much aroma.
The taste is calm and round. The aftertaste is astringent and moderately acidic.
The aftertaste is rather long.
It was served with nabe dishes.
Suitable for intermediate to advanced drinkers of sake.
The 6th Japanese Sake Festival @ Osaka Bay Tower ①.
■Nagayama Shuzo / "Yamazaru" Yamaguchi Pref.
I participated in the Japanese Sake Festival with legendary bouken-san.
We tasted some sake at the "Yamazaru" booth, which was not crowded, because we wanted to start without a line.
We offered a toast to the toji, Mr. Gentaro Nagayama, who passed away suddenly in August at the young age of 31.
Yamazaru" is an unfiltered unpasteurized sake.
It is made from "Kokuyako," a fantastic rice produced in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
I like it because it has a strong umami flavor.
Junmai Ginjo Aiyamazaru
This is the last brewing of Aizan and the first brewing of Aizan. The yeast used is 1901, which Toji Gentaro loved very much. It is sweet and gorgeous. We took our time to savor it.
It is a difficult time, but it seems that the next toji will be Mr. Inose, who graduated from the same agricultural university as the late Mr. Gentaro and has been brewing sake with him for a long time.
Attracted by the cute illustrations, tasting
Purchased at Hankyu Department Store
The description on the label, don't tell anyone 🤫 I'm looking forward to it 😊.
I had my usual home drinking impressions ready 😅.
I don't want to take away the excitement of drinking for the first time.
I'll keep it to myself 😁.
Thanks for the food 😋😋.
It's delicious 😊.
Japanese Sake Festival @ Osaka Bay Tower
There was a heated sake corner, so I stayed!
It's a very undiluted sake, so it has a very ripe aroma.
It has a rich, mellow flavor with a hint of sweetness.
The pamphlet says it has a multicolored taste!
I have a vague idea of what it is!
The 6th Japanese Sake Festival @ Osaka Bay Tower ①.
I was invited by Nemuchi-san to attend the Japanese Sake Festival!
We arrived just before the festival started due to some confusion💦.
Sorry about that 🙏.
I haven't been to Bay Tower since I went to Pools here in high school 😅It was called ORC200 back then 🙄.
First we went to Yamazaru.
I drank
Yamahai unfiltered raw sake
The rice used was rare Koriyanto. It has an impressive acidity and sweetness. It is sold at Yamaya and sometimes at department stores, so I will buy it next time.
Ai Yamazaru Junmai Ginjo
Gorgeous and fruity. It is also better than I expected.
The toji passed away suddenly, and he said that this Aizan was his last sake.
He was the youngest toji in Yamaguchi Prefecture, and he was only about 30 years old...
Hi Shiri 😃.
When did it go out of business? I looked it up and found that it closed in 2017 😅 now it looks like the site of Pools is now a spa facility 😃.