Matsumiyu's Honjozo Nama-no-Hanzake purchased at the Matsuda Cherry Blossom Festival in Matsuda Town, Kanagawa Prefecture.
The sake has a refreshing, yet subtle sweetness and fruity flavor.
The cherry blossoms in Matsudacho were in full bloom due to the early blooming Kawazu cherry trees, combined with yesterday's high temperatures. I didn't even take any pictures of my children.
I bought it because it had an unusual label.
The aroma is not strong, but it is a crisp sake with a sweet and sour taste that spreads and becomes spicy in the mouth.
Sake of the Day
Matsubiyu
Junmai Ginjo Nama Shu
Zodiac Sign Bottle
Rice:100% Miyamanishiki produced in Akita
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Alcohol content: 17%.
Sake we received today
Matsubiyu
Nakazawa Sake Brewery(Kanagawa)
A bottle of Nakazawa Sake Brewery's sake which will "come" in the future
Nakazawa Shuzo's bottle
First of all, I fell in love with the cute label!
The aroma is modest, but
soft attack and
and a refreshing aftertaste.
I could drink it as much as I wanted.
A zodiac label for the 200th anniversary of Song Bi Yu's founding. Refreshing aroma like white wine mixed with sweet aroma like Wasanbon. In the mouth, there is a bitter and refreshing aroma like wild vegetables. The light texture is pleasantly light, with an acidity like an austere white wine and a hint of sweetness.
But...this label...this label...this label...this label...this label...this label.
This label...this kind of label...you know...I don't want it.
It's too harsh...this label.
It's a shame...because it's delicious.
Hakone of the Four Seasons of Pine Midori, which I drank in the Romance Car on the way back from a day trip to Odawara. Occasional powdery texture on the tongue. Delicious with a fresh aroma and sweetness like ramune.