Junmai Namahashimoto Junmai Nama-no-Mazake, stored in ice temperature
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Polishing ratio 68%, ALC 15
Nihonbashi Tasting Walk 2024 - 3rd type
This sake has a very strong taste.
Nihonbashi Horidome Koen: 20240413
I bought this about 2 months ago and kept it in the fridge. I was looking forward to seeing this kind of thing in Kajukaku ✨.
First, the supernatant.
On entry, the sweet aroma of rice malt is overlaid with a dry aroma reminiscent of tight acidity. In the mouth, the gentle sweetness of the rice spreads on the tight acidity in a mouthful of freshly opened shuwashu. It's already super delicious✨.
Next, we muddled the lees and had a "nigori".
At the entrance, the aroma is a perfect balance of the sweetness of the rice malt and the tight acidity that was felt during the supernatant. In the mouth, the gentle and voluminous sweetness of the rice malt is balanced by the energetic carbon dioxide and dry acidity ✨✨✨.
This is fantastic ✨✨
Authentic fire-aged Yamahai Junmai Nama Sake, freshly fermented nigori activity. Not just a sweet and shuwa shuwa, the balance with the wonderful acidity is irresistible. Happy ✨✨
New packaged sake development. Continuing from the other day, Kozutsuru. Comparison.
First, it was served cold. It was more crisp than the previous Kozutsuru Yamahai. It seems to be recommended to be heated, so I would like to try that as well.
I also tried it hot.
It's true that this one has more aroma, but I prefer it cold because I can feel the lactic fermentation. (I prefer it cold rather than hot).
It will be served at room temperature.
Yamahai Junmai ✨✨, a classic of Kozutsuru's that we have been drinking for a long time.
The taste of the rice spreads on the palate with a slightly dry, tight mouthfeel. The hard flavor in the mouth gradually softens in the mouth as you savor it ✨✨.
It's still wonderful 🍶.
One of the brands that I hope they keep making ✨✨This is delicious 🦢.
My son bought this as a souvenir from his trip.
He drank it at the inn and liked it.
It has a refreshing aroma, a slight thickening, and a clean aftertaste.
My wife and I enjoy drinking it.
It was made in 21 years, so it is a very sleepy raw sake.
I don't think it tastes bad.
It's been stored in a fridge for a long time, so it's not ......?
I guess it's not so good.
The aroma is easy to recognize,
The taste is strong and sweet, but I can't help but notice it,
I wonder if this sweetness is the sweetness of the sake after it has been aged.
I wonder if it is the richness of Yamahai.