First doburoku.
The aroma is very fruity.
The scum-like texture of doburoku is a little unpleasant if you are not used to it, but it is very tasty with a sweet and sour taste like strawberries. It has a strong sweetness in the mouth, but the aftertaste is more sour than sweet.
A very interesting sake.
A-4
Hi, Pon!
It's gone 😭✨
It's been a busy season and I haven't been able to drink 💦 even though I stocked up.
So I've accumulated some good sake 🤣.
Come help me drink 🤣‼️
It's been a while since I've had doburoku, and I had the image of drinking it in the winter, but it's summer too!
[Product name: Uguisu (Japanese bush warbler) doburoku (doburoku) with a "warbler" mark.
[Doburoku (doburoku)
[Place of Origin] Fukuoka Prefecture
[Sake Brewer] MIYAZUMI MEIJO
[Ingredients] Rice (Yume Issen), Rice malted rice
[Polishing ratio] 60
[Sake meter] -70
[Acidity] 4.8
[Alc degree] 6 degrees
[Product Details]
Doburoku is made by bottling the fermenting moromi without straining. It is made by hand as much as possible, recreating the old-fashioned doburoku production process.
The sweetness is only from the rice, and the sourness is a refreshing natural taste created by the yeast.
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Uguisu in the garden, doburoku pink with the Yushin mark
My "For some reason, I always drink pink sake when I find it..." series 🤭🌸.
It wasn't spring, but it was there!
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Uguisu in the garden, doburoku pink with the Yushin mark
My "For some reason, I always drink pink sake when I find it..." series 🤭🌸.
Red yeast is a no-brainer, isn't it?
Sometimes a change of pace, a dobrok, a cheap Yingge pink. It was mixed well and had just the right amount of sourness and sweetness, making it easy to drink.