Gentle rice flavor, clear acidity. Good balance.
No cloying taste, good aftertaste👍.
I want to drink it with Osechi at New Year's today because it has a good name.
The second was Kamito, which I enjoyed drinking before.
Domestic rice polished to 65%, 17% alcohol by volume.
It is classified as dry compared to the previous one, but even I, a lover of sweet sake, can enjoy it.
Slightly cloudy with a hint of orizumi.
The wine is freshly squeezed and lightly fruity.
The texture is soft.
It has a fresh rice flavor with a slight bitterness.
This goes well with octopus.
Taste level ☆3.5/5
Today's store liquor
We had it freshly cut.
It has a yogurt-like aroma and
It has a refreshing taste with a yogurt-like aroma.
Served with dried grouper.
Altitude: 17 degrees, Polishing ratio: 65%.
Kamidori - Newly Shiboritate Suwano-Arabashiri 720ml
Alcohol content 18%.
Toyoshimaya is located in Okaya. We wanted to visit the brewery's store, but it was closed on Sundays, so we gave up. I found it at Tate-Shina Free Farm and took him there. 1,100 yen is inexpensive!
I guess things have calmed down a bit since it was first released a month ago. I opened the bottle with no difficulty.
It has a nice, shiny feel to it. However, it is still 18 degrees Celsius, so if you are not careful, it will give you a strong thump.
The photo is the Suwa-taisha shrine. It was a beautiful day. ☀️
It's delicious, but..,
Personally, I don't like the aroma.
If you like matured sake, you'll love it!
I guess it's like a mellow dry sake.
After a week of drinking, the impression changed to a clean and dry one, which is great! Sake is interesting!
After much deliberation, I decided to have a second glass of Kamidori "Meiri" from Toshimaya in Okaya City. Normally, I am a Junmai (pure rice) drinker and do not order alcohol-added sake, but if it is Toshimaya's top brand and they have put as much effort into it as they did in their exhibit, then I am sure I will be able to enjoy it!
It is dry, but has a pleasantly full flavor characteristic of the water (from the Kirigamine water system) in the Suwa region.
Well done!