ねむち
Joyo City, Kyoto Prefecture. Joyo Sake Brewery Co.
Joyo Expressive Unfiltered Nama Sake
Last week, I went out with my oldest son and his wife on the pretext of going to see ume plum blossoms in Aoya. On the way home, we stopped by Joyo Sake Brewery. Of course, this one was the real deal. I took my wife as a driver, and we went to the sales place to taste a lot of sake, but there were only two kinds, but the plums in front of the brewery were in full bloom and lovely.
We had it cold.
There was a short gasp when the bottle was opened.
The color is a clear, almost indiscernible yellow.
When poured into a glass, countless bubbles adhere to the glass and come up petite.
The top aroma is mild, but there is a thick honey sweet aroma from the back of the bottle.
The mouthfeel is pleasant, with just the right amount of gas that stimulates the tongue and elegant acidity. The taste is gentle but has a mellow umami with a strong presence, matched by a sweetness wrapped in acidity.
It has a sweet mouthfeel with a calm fruity and umami flavor, but the acidity keeps the sweetness from lingering.
This was also my favorite type.
Ingredients: Rice (domestic), Rice Koji (domestic)
Alcohol content: 15%.
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Good morning, Nemuchi 😀
We went to Aoya shortly before the plum festival and didn't see any plums 🤣.
It's a bit of a shame about the two tastings 😅.
We are nigori-ist, we are taking home some nigori sake 😀.
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