It's the 10th anniversary sake of the liquor store that we always use.
It is the 10th anniversary sake.
I shook the bottle up and down to mix the ori
Then I opened it. Pop the bottle open!
I thought it might blow out, but
but it was fine👌.
Aroma of ripe banana
The cloudy white color of the oriental mixture
Expectations are aroused.
The taste is also like banana.
The mouthfeel of the foam and the dry texture
and dry texture.
It's delicious!
But when you try to match it with food
Then? It suddenly loses its assertiveness.
It is an aperitif or a sake to be drunk alone!
I left it for a day.
Pop! and opened the bottle. The foaming continues.
The punch has become more effective.
The alcohol feels a little tight, but
But you can't stop drinking it. It is an interesting sake.
It's a 10th anniversary bottle from a sake specialty store that has been popping up lately.
Congratulations graduates!
It is a light nigori brewed with Gohyakumangoku from Ishikawa Prefecture and Kanazawa yeast KZ-4.
The aroma is slightly alcoholic.
It has a firm umami taste followed by a good acidity.
Because it is dry, it is not too heavy, and you can't help drinking it.
It's delicious!
I have to make sure not to drink too much 🥴.
It is easy to drink for everyone. It's fruity and has a good taste of sake. I'll just go for it (^^)
Rice polishing rate of 40%, about 3,200 yen per quart
Ozo Sake Brewery
Homare "Hioroshi" Junmai sake
At first the unique aroma was a bit off-putting, but it is a sake with a crisp acidity and a delicious taste.
It has a dry aftertaste with an umami taste. It is delicious.
The alcohol content is a little high, so be careful not to get too drunk.
Rice polishing ratio: Koji 60%, Kake rice 58%
17% alcohol by volume.
93/100. 16%. Transparent yellowish color. Flavours of melon, mango, apricot and white flowers. Full-bodied, with a long aftertaste. Polished Yamadanishiki to 40%. Matured in steel containers for over 6 months. Won a gold medal 12 times at the National Shinshu Awards.