You can feel the sweetness of the rice, but the sake-like quality gives it a crisp aftertaste! I like this. It is something to drink in any season. Looking forward to the next timing.
4/5
It is a local sake.
It was the first Shibori-nama sake, so I thought it was worth drinking. The alcohol content is a little high, so Darling downed it early 🤣.
It was fresh and aromatic since it was a draft sake 😅I thought it was too much 😅 but it was worth it.
I think it was too much 😅,
I felt it was a good product of the soft water.
Rice:Omachi Hitogochi
Rice polishing ratio: 65%, alcohol content: 16
Sake meter: -2
Umakuchi type
It has a crisp taste when you open your mouth and a slight pineapple-like aroma after a while.
The overall flavor is crisp and the acidity finishes it off 🍶.
Food that would go well with it
Camembert cheese, avocado salad, cold yellowtail sashimi
I went to the supermarket and bought some sake that looked good while I was shopping.
I bought a bottle of Hakuba Nishiki for the first time in a while.
First, I drank the top clear liquid.
It was a bit frothy and bubbled like cider, and soon became cloudy inside the bottle.
It was sweet, but I still like muddy sake.
After drinking the supernatant, I drank the cloudy one.
The carbonation and leesiness are very effective.
However, I prefer the supernatant.
By the way, the company name is now Hakuba Nishiki Shuzo instead of Usui Shoten, but I don't think I can change it without permission by checking in with Sake-no-wa.
I will edit it again in the future.
PS: 1/21: The company name was changed to Hakuba Nishiki Shuzo.
Ingredients : Rice (Nagano), Rice malt (Nagano)
Rice used : 100% Hitogochi, Nagano rice
Rice Polishing Ratio : 65
Alcohol content : 16
Content : 720ml
Production Date : 2024.12
Purchased at a roadside station in Matsukawa Village. It tastes good when cooled to a crisp. It was not so good when lukewarm. The umami flavor is more pronounced when heated normally.
Hare Gicchu, the language of flowers, "charm."
The sake was as charming as the language of flowers.
I drank it chilled at first, and then lukewarm. It was very easy to drink and had a "charming" taste. 🍶🍶🍶🍶
Ingredients: Rice (Nagano Prefecture), Rice Koji (Nagano Prefecture)
Rice used: 100% Miyamanishiki produced in Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture
Water used: Spring water from the Iyari water system in Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture
Manufacturer: Hakubanishiki Shuzo Co.
2512-1 Omachi, Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture