tasty and refreshing
pleasant bitterness
when combined with fresh mushrooms, it matches the astringency of the mushrooms
a refreshing citrus-like taste
It has a bright yellow color and a savory, aged-like aroma that makes the heated sake enthusiast want to test its potential.
Manufactured in March 2024.
It is possible that this is not the usual flavor, and that it has been twisted, but it was in the refrigerator at Yodobashi Camera Sake Shop, so I would like to think that it was not a storage failure.
But if this is a normal fire-aged Junmai sake, it is a very hard and interesting sake.
In any case, I'd like to try the "Amezure" brand again.
The inland areas of Kanagawa Prefecture that are not on the sea side, such as Atsugi, Isehara, Hiratsuka, and Hadano, are known as "Amezureyama," or Mt.
The scenery of Atsugi, Isehara, Hiratsuka, and Hadano, where Mt. I can see it from the window of the Tokaido Shinkansen.
I was a citizen of Atsugi and Kanagawa Prefecture for about a year, and I have climbed Mt. Daisen several times without using the cable car, passing Daisenji Temple and Aburi Shrine on the way to Okusha (summit), and it is the pride of that area.
I have also known the Ebisu ramen restaurant, "AFURI", since its opening.
I think that's why Mt.
Dewa Brilliant
Dry and refreshing
Accompanied by
Handmade sausages (by the store owner),
rice flour fried white meat, tuna sausage, and kakuteki,
burdock root salad and chashu pork.
The sausages and fries are
good to pour off that fat.
Vinegar-based burdock salad is x
They will sour each other.
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I came across this sake on a sake brewery tour in Kanagawa.
I bought it after asking the store owner for a recommendation to warm it up.
But I finished it before warming it up.
Classic taste.
It has a firm umami, sweetness, fruity, and sharpness.
It is delicious.
Memorandum: 32nd
At the first restaurant of the new year.
The rice polishing ratio is low, but don't underestimate it.
It was a good sake with a refreshing and fresh taste.
It was a good sake.
Degree of alcohol content: 13%, Polishing ratio: 90
100% Harumi (grown in Kanagawa Prefecture)
Mellow and dry.
The texture is firm on the tongue. Pale yellowish green with a slight nigori (cloudiness).
The aroma is that of a junmai sake! Aroma: This is Junmai sake!
After the strong acidity, there is a solid sweetness. Not much astringency.
The aftertaste is not sharp.
Alcohol 18%.
It is a solid junmai sake, but not too sweet with acidity, and relatively easy to drink. However, if you enjoy it and drink it in gulps, you will soon get drunk because of the high alcohol content 😭.
This is my fourth drink of the day, but I drank it at room temperature with a solid sake, as I had a small amount earlier.
I thought about heating it up halfway through, but then I realized I was drinking it all up~!
It has a rich, mellow, sweet taste.
Firm texture on the tongue. The color is light yellowish green.
It has a strong fruity aroma, as it is made from gin.
It has a rather firm sweetness, but the sourness comes soon.
There is a sharp acidity in the aftertaste.
Polishing ratio 65%, alcohol 16%.
Yamagata Prefecture, Izuwasan 100%.
It is not a traditional Junmai-shu, but a modern Junmai-shu with a refined flavor and more gorgeousness due to the Gin-brewing process.
Even when drunk at room temperature, it has just the right amount of aroma and umami, with a slight acidity to keep you from getting tired of drinking it.
Yoshikawa-san's water is medium-hard, which gives the sake a robust flavor, but it also makes the most of this flavor to create a very tasty, umakuchi type sake.
The background of the label depicts the brewery's hometown, Mt. Daisen, which has long been revered as a sacred mountain, especially during the Edo period (1603-1868) when it was worshipped as the god of water, and people made pilgrimages to Mt.
The mountain was also known locally as "Mount Afuriyama," which is also used on the label of this sake.
