This is a comment from an amateur sake lover. The store owner said it was made using a traditional sake yeast yeast, which is not my favorite, but I drank it because I heard it was recommended. It is not like a sake made from a sake yeast yeast yeast, but the sweetness of rice spread out. The strength of the rice shines through in this sake. It seems that this sake is made with minimal heating and filtration to preserve the original flavor of junmai sake, and although it may be bad to say, I felt the aroma and taste of fine mirin.
I am thankful that I can drink good sake again today.
From Hyogo Prefecture [Tomikunishiki Co.
Tomikunishiki Junmai Daiginjyo "Zuifuku" Arabashiri Nama-nama Sake
Mizuhuku" is the flagship product of Tomyuniki... "Zui" expresses the freshness of Junmai Daiginjyo, and "Fuku" represents the image of happiness that fills your mouth when you taste Junmai Daiginjyo.
This is the Shiboritate+Arabashiri version of such a sake!
The aroma is gorgeous, yet gentle and elegant, and although "arabashiri" generally has a rougher image, it flows smoothly down the throat.
The aroma is gorgeous, yet gentle and elegant, and the aftertaste is tightened at the point of lingering pleasantly.
I personally recommend not to over-chill it, so you might want to take it out of the fridge a little before drinking.
It is also recommended to warm it up to lukewarm, though you may feel it is a bit wasteful.
It has a soft and elegant aroma, and the whole wine is well-balanced.
Rice used: ・・・・ 100% Yamadanishiki produced in Kasai City
Rice polishing ratio: 40
Sake meter degree・・・+3.0(Slightly dry)
Acidity: ・・・・・1.5
Alcohol content・・・15.6 degrees
Outside drinking.
Ekimarche Osaka Yamanaka Sake Shop.
100% Kasai rice
The alcohol content is low at 8%.
The aroma is sweet but clear. It is like a white flower.
The color is slightly yellowish. It is like white wine.
Sweet and sour on the palate. The sweetness is like green apple. Then, it has a surprisingly sour taste. It is like vinegar. This kind of sourness may not be found anywhere else.
Even though it is sour, it feels fresh on the palate, so there is no unpleasant aftertaste.
It is fun to drink a sake with this concept once in a while.
Jun Ao" was created to express the essence of Tomikunishiki's sake brewing by making the most of the rich natural blessings nurtured in the Kita-Harima region.
At first, it was served cold. It is an easy-drinking sake with a spread of sweetness and umami flavor.
It is made using the traditional sake yeast, so it has a mildness that spreads through the nose even when served hot.
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