Wakasa Sake Brewery! Hayaseura
The label is always sparkling and cool with the words "Hayaseura" on it!
Well, this Hayaseura is a sake that has been loved by fishermen in Wakasa. The introduction says that this sake has been loved by fishermen in Wakasa, so one might imagine it to be a heavy sake, but my personal impression is that it is a light sake with no off-flavors. There is no unpleasant taste anywhere. I think it is one of the best examples of Fukui's food sake.
Drink it with gusto!
Urasoko is quite a strong fruity sake, but basically it is consistent with this light, sweet and spicy taste.
Even cold sake has a flowery, mellow aroma. The flavor is moderate. The gentle sweetness of Sakahomare is well expressed in Hayaseura. However, it is probably too light for those who think Kuroryu Jungin (including other Hayaseura) is too light. The hurdle for mellow has been raised too high, and it may be light and dry.
It seems to be the leftover alcohol from the tank (← expression is awful. I'm not sure if it's a good thing or not, but it's a good thing. Because it's written on the label. LOL!
This is good! 👍👍. Whether you buy it or not (← you won't, right? lol), you'll want to try different kinds of alcohol at the store 🤗🤗! LOL!
Oh, but it was totally delicious! (← Now that you mention it...lol...lol...lol...lol...lol.
It's junmai unfiltered sake,
It is fruity and easy to drink anyway.
It goes well with all kinds of food.
It also has a refreshing acidity like white wine,
It is even better with white meat fish dishes,
white meat fish dishes is even better.
