It was the last sake I tasted at my usual liquor store, but I was so impressed with the taste that I immediately decided to buy it. I immediately tried it at home. It tastes like sake and sweet white wine. It is perfect as an after-dinner drink.
I bought it because the packaging looked good. It is really delicious. I was surprised that sake can be made so sweet. I recommend it to women because you can drink it like a dessert. I would like to buy it again if I see it again.
Oyster Oyster Restaurant
The second drink
Raifuku's Kijoshu
Of course it's sweet, but it has a nice sharpness.
I don't dislike it, and I can drink it with a gulp!
It also goes well with raw oysters!
Oysters are so juicy and juicy and delicious!
Raifuku Brewery Co.
Murata, Chikusei City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Rice used for making the sake : Sake rice
Rice Polishing Ratio : Undisclosed
Sake Degree : Undisclosed
Acidity : Undisclosed
Acidity: Alcohol content : 15
This sake is a "kijoshu" made by using pure rice sake as part of the brewing water.
It has a unique, well-balanced taste of thick sweetness and acidity, and can be drunk as if it were a dessert. The sweetness is balanced by the acidity, which gives it a slightly sweet and sour taste, making it an exquisitely balanced sake that is sweet but not heavy.
It can be served as an aperitif or after-dinner drink with sweets.
Even if you don't pair it with sweets, this sake itself is like a sweet.
Series of records from a while ago
I'm sure I'm not supposed to like sweetness, but it's elegant and I can drink it swishy.
The octagonal? The Chinese-style stir-fried pork and peppers with a hint of octagon?
I've had a lot of different Guisou liquors starting from here, but in the end, this is the best Guisou liquor!
It's like drinking thick honey!
Guisou wine must be sweet, sweet, sweet!
When I bought this sake, I was surprised to find the top three sakes in the Ibaraki Top 3 Sake Ranking Ibaraki unintentionally lined up in my refrigerator.
It took me quite a few days to open this sake, but...
Ah, amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
It is a kijo sake, so it is natural, but even so, it is a mellow and sweet sake that stands out.
It's the perfect sake for dessert!
I tried it because it won the grand prize in the raw oyster category of the "Sake with Oysters Award".
When I first took a sip, I thought it might be too sweet to drink, but it was an amazing marriage of creaminess with the saltiness of the oysters! Why have I been all about Chablis so far?
It was also good as an aperitif.