This sake is named after the character for Yuriage.
It is a junmai-shu made with less pesticide Hitomebore from Natori City and JSA No. 9 yeast.
It has a crisp taste that does not interfere with the taste of the food.
Although the reconstruction of the city may still be in progress, this sake gave me a sense of vitality.
A rare sake called Yuriage❗️
Not Sasaki Shuzo of Kyoto, but Sasaki Shuzo of Miyagi.
It is unfiltered raw sake, so it has a lot of punch❗️
It is a light nigori sake, and is only available in the summer.
Squeeze a little sudachi (Japanese citrus fruit) and add some ice, and it's just about the right thickness.
As for the flavor, I guess it's a little darker than Chievijin?
It's fruity, rich, slightly effervescent, and has a pretty strong aftertaste. It's a sake that has all of my favorite tastes. The clerk recommended it to me, and I was right to buy it.
I plan to repeat it again.
Attached is a beef tongue from the same area and!
I bought it at the product shop of Isetan. I'm weak to the phrase "like milk".
It is sweet, and afterwards, it has a strong feeling of alcohol.
It looks thin and cloudy. It's a summery sake.
It's recommended to drink on the rocks, so I had the second glass on the rocks.
I heard it goes well with meat, but we didn't have any meat today.
Fruity and fragrant on the nose, sweet and refreshing on the palate. Delicious.
We want to support the recovery from the tsunami of the Great East Japan Earthquake.
It goes well with Sasanao's fish cake from Yuriage area.
3) Nami-no-oto Junmai-shu Yuriage (brewed with Miyagi yeast)
This is a pure rice sake brewed with Miyagi yeast using Hitomebore, a local rice produced in Natori.
The aroma is mild, and the taste of the rice is deep and savory.
Finish drinking it ❗️.
All right, which prefecture should we go to next? My second hometown Iwate❓The place where I got my driver's license Yamagata❓Or...
What? Closing time already❓Excuse me!
I've never seen any of the sakes from Sasaki Sake Brewery in Miyagi before because I'm not familiar with them, but the names of all of them are wonderful ✨ and very intriguing 😍.
Happy New Year!
Our first sake of 2021 is Yuriage, which we bought on our trip to Sendai.
The taste is so sweet and soft, it's like it's not pure rice wine!
It gets spicy when paired with sashimi, and even spicier when the sake is chilled!
It was a delicious and easy to drink sake.