Light effervescence when opened. The lees particles are clearly visible in the cloudy sake.
The taste is rich and mellow. It has a strong acidity from a delicious sweetness.
The taste is deep, impressive, and delicious.
Junmai Utsunagori (variety of sake)
Green apple. Light. Dry from the first sip. A little bit of a dry taste from the first. Good sharpness. It also has a great umami. It's delicious. A sake that makes you want to drink it slowly. 85 points
Sweetness: 2.8
Acidity: 2.7
Dryness:3.2
Hinted aroma: 2.7
white water and black water
Lactic acid aroma. Aroma of rice from the second sip. Soft and elegant mouthfeel. Not too sweet and not too dry. Saliva from the acidity. Easy to drink.
Purchased at a sake brewery. South side of Lake Biwa. Along a residential road with many cars. I was impressed by the very affable owner.
The sake is called "yobi-shu," which means "sake that is drunk before a meal," with the hope that it will be used as a primer for the meal.
Perhaps it was just a coincidence, but I had the impression that all the stores and sake breweries I visited in Shiga Prefecture were very hospitable. Tourist-friendly.
Hello, how are you doing?
Welcome to Omi Sake Brewery
Breweries that are doing their best and going out of business
We want to support them by drinking 🍶.
Mr. Kyuzo
Thank you very much.
When I meet people at the brewery, I want to support them.
I would like to gratefully receive Shinshu Neko Masamune in a familiar place.
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Junmai Namaishu
Rice:100% Watabune No.2
Rice polishing ratio: 80
Alcohol content: 16%.
Sake meter rating: +7
Acidity: 2.5
Buy at the warehouse
Powerful acidity and umami of the traditional sake yeast yeast.
Clear without any peculiarities or off-flavors.
Maybe it is because it is new sake.
This is just the right amount of volume
and not too much of a hassle.
However, it is a solid sake with a strong sake yeast.
If you are looking for a good taste, please try it!
Warm it up in Nobe Yokocho and drink it lazily.
It's good to drink it lazily!
I heard that it is read as yobimizu, which means "good sake", but what does it mean?
It is junmai, but it had an aroma and fruity flavor comparable to ginjo.
It has the gorgeousness of new sake! New sake is still delicious ^ ^.