Fruity aroma like ripe banana.
The mouthfeel is full, with a rich flavor that spreads softly in the mouth.
It also has a sweetness like ripe fruit, and the sharpness from the mid-palate is not heavy at all.
The depth of the flavor is so satisfying that you will be sucked in forever!
Delicious!
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The first sip at room temperature gives the impression of a strong sake with a strong umami flavor. When heated, it becomes a round, easy-drinking sake with its umami flavor intact and its heaviness lifted.
It has a strong sake flavor, but I don't think it is that strong.
It can be enjoyed at room temperature.
I think it was the same with Chiketsuru.
I think it was the same with Chiketsuru, but I think it was also the case with Chiketsuru.
I think it's the same with Chiketsuru, but I think it's a yellowish, sour sake that expands its flavor when heated.
This is the type of sake I would recommend for warmed sake.
Nineteen degrees of alcohol!
It's a big hit, isn't it?
Drop a little water and crack a ball.
Mellow and nice!
It was even better after the second day.
It became tasty.
Allow a little time after pouring into a glass.
Yamamoto said it would be great with local wild vegetables.
but this one is great too!
That's how sake drinkers are.
When I stayed in Takamatsu, the innkeeper told me about it. Despite its mellowness, it is refreshing. It is heavy, but light. It is an interesting sake.
Junmai sake from Asahi Wakamatsu.
I must have bought several different kinds at the brewery, but I can't tell the difference from the previously opened bottle from the label. I mean, there's a sense of appropriateness about this place.
Botanical aroma. Moss, earth, caramel from Maillard reaction, pineapple feeling from the back.
Great volume of sweetness, umami, and acidity. The bitterness in the back end gives it a sharpness.
It should be warmed to lukewarm. The umami spreads quickly. It has a warm and soothing taste.
A delicious sake that is calming to drink.
Delicious at room temperature to lukewarm.
Colored sake even in 2020 brewing.
Short maturation period but with a mature aroma. Caramel, mushrooms, and koji-derived acidity. No floral or fruit aromas.
Rich flavor even at room temperature. Sweetness, probably from the Maillard reaction. The texture closes with a gentle acidity.
When heated, it softens and the fluffy sweetness and acidity spread softly in the mouth.
Naturally, it is also delicious heated. But the richness at room temperature is a taste that is hard to find anywhere else.
Incidentally, the lid was not tightened properly or the bottom of the screw cap did not come off when opening it, and the lid came off as it was.
Sake from a small brewery with an annual production of 45 koku.
Sweet grain aroma. The palate is full of the sweetness and richness of rice. Caramel and a little sourness. The alcohol is a bit tangy. Delicious. When it is warmed up, the bitterness of alcohol is strongly felt. It is for people who are used to alcohol, but it is delicious.
This is the first sake from Tokushima I have had in 13-15 years.
The attack is bitter.
Then it matures and tastes sweet.
This is a nama-shu, but it was good when heated!
Asahi Wakamatsu after a long absence
I bought it on my way to Tokushima at the end of the year, but I didn't get around to drinking it until the new year. Also, I couldn't drink it in Tokushima.
It tastes good even when cold, but since it's winter, it's easier to drink if you heat it up with hot water.
When will I be able to taste it again?
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