Too acidic + dry + mellow = strong habit!
Too much habit!
Sake for the right person. People who choose sake.
Difficult to use for evening drinks. It is difficult to match with the right accompaniments.
Enjoy sake by itself.
After a series of refreshing summer sakes, I wanted to try a slightly heavier sake, so I chose Tengu Mai.
It has a sour flavor characteristic of Yamahai, which is typical of Tengumai. It is surprisingly light and easy to drink, so it may be suitable for summer.
It matched well with grilled meat and was delicious.
☆☆☆☆☆
As the name suggests, super hot.
Slightly bitter, a bit different from the Tengu Mai I had before.
It would have been better after the food was cooked a little more, but it's delicious!
The umami and spiciness enter the mouth smoothly.
It has a full-bodied, clear flavor in the middle part of the bottle, and is smooth to the aftertaste.
Noto Peninsula Earthquake Sake Brewery Reconstruction Support Sake: Noto Dakei x Tengu Mai [Kurumata Shuzo, Ishikawa Prefecture
Peariness from the round mouthfeel. Slight sweetness. A lingering bitterness and a sense of alcohol.
Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Alcohol content: 16% abv.