25 year old (1998) sake that I tasted in May.
I was told not to post it when I drank it, but someone uploaded it on social media, so I think it's OK, so I'll post it.
The aroma is matured, but there was almost no color on it. When I drank it, it had a strong sense of maturity, but it wasn't unpleasant.
I wonder if the lack of color is due to the fact that it has been sitting in the fridge.
I'd like to ask some aged sake lovers what they think of this 🤔.
Junmai sake with excellent cost performance.
Slightly sweet and full of flavor.
Can be served cold or hot.
I think I prefer this to Junsei because it is more cost-effective.
This is a long-selling junmai sake for plum wine made with locally produced rice.
Compared to making white liquor, only half the amount of glacial sugar is needed, so we pickle one kilogram of plums and 500 grams of glacial sugar to one kilogram of Fukyu-nishiki.
I tasted a little bit of the original sake while I was making it, and it was a delicious sake with a deliciously bitter taste. We are looking forward to seeing the finished product in half a year!
Rice used: Kinuhikari grown in Kasai City
Rice polishing ratio: 70%.
Alcohol content: 21
Home brewing after a long time
Safe 😮💨
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Kitchen Heater Warriors: ❗️
Caramel sweetness and cedar aroma with a strong dry finish. Alcoholic, with a lingering alcoholic bitterness.
(Added on December 14, 2024.12.14) After half a year, the taste has become rounder. The aroma of cedar swells and melon and lactobacillus sweet and sour taste appears. The dryness that makes the tongue tingle is still there. It has a solid structure, so it does not age over time.
From Hyogo Prefecture [Tomikunishiki Co.
Tomikunishiki Junmai Ginjo (fresh green Harimaji)
The elegant and refreshing aroma is reminiscent of Japanese pears and green apples, and the mouthfeel is fresh and light.
The first thing that jumps out at you is the sharp, clear acidity that reminds you of fresh green leaves overflowing with vitality!
The umami is elegant and somewhat slender, but it has a solid core that makes it refreshing yet drinkable.
The sake is once-fired (bottle-fired), so it retains a freshness like a draft sake, but the flavor profile is clear!
The clear sake quality and the high acidity make it easy to drink.
Winner of the 2018 "SAKE COMPETITION Label Category 1st Prize"!
Ingredient Rice・・・・ Koji Rice: Yamadanishiki produced in Kasai City
Kake rice: Hyogo Yume Nishiki produced in Kasai City
Polishing ratio: 60% for both Koji rice and Kake rice
Yeast used: Association No. 901
Sake meter degree ... +3.0 (slightly dry)
Acidity: ・・・・・1.8
Alcohol content: 16%.
It is refreshing and easy to drink despite being a sake yeast yeast yeast. There is almost no steamed cloth-type bitterness, and a refreshing sweet and sour lactic acidity is at the forefront. It is supported by abundant acidity, dryness, and creamy richness. A dangerous sake that is easy to get your hands on.