JOYO
Junmai Dai-harakuchi test brewing ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Rice polishing ratio 65%, ALC 15 degrees
We had this as a sealed bottle 🤗.
It is a clear and dry sake that you will never get tired of drinking.
We were able to compare the two sakes.
In addition, "Ohbai's macho series Anego, King, Mask, and Gorilla were in stock, so we were able to enjoy the rare opportunity to compare four different types of sake 🤗.
Chigasaki Chirori: 20250330
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%.
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 😀.
Compared to the previously posted Joyo Junmai Ginjo 55 Yamadanishiki, this one has a fruity aroma and a full sweetness in the mouth. The acidity is crisp and the bitterness is also very crisp. However, the sweetness makes it easier to drink, and I personally prefer this one.
Sake given as a Kyoto souvenir, marked on the box as Kyoto-only.
It has a muscat-like aroma on the nose, and the gas in the mouth is very lively. It is a dry sake with a sharp acidity that takes center stage from the umami, and the lingering bitterness is short-lived.
Delicious! I like it!
It has a fresh, bubbly, wine-like taste. It has a good balance of sweetness and acidity. It's not too flashy, so you can enjoy it even if you only drink this.