At Fukushima "Fukushima Sake and Miso Soy Sauce Festival".
Yamada-Nishiki, 100% rice suitable for sake brewing, polished to 35%.
The rice is polished to 35% Yamada-Nishiki.
It has an elegant aroma and a clean, elegant flavor with no cloying taste.
At Fukushima "Fukushima Sake-Miso Soy Sauce Festival".
Made from Miyamanishiki rice suitable for sake brewing, this sake has the freshness and flavor of freshly pressed sake that has never been fired.
Aroma" and "Umami" of fresh sake.
While refreshing, it is also
The flavor is rich and seems to have a sourness that
quickly disappears.
The aroma is mellow
The sense of rice melting may be a little
The freshness that is typical of nama-zake is irresistible!
Delicious!
This is a sake brewery that I stop by when I go to the Inawashiro ski resort.
I was aiming for the blue-labeled fresh draft, but this may have been the first time I saw the red-labeled Shiboritate fresh draft light nigori.
It had more flavor than the blue, but it was very refreshing despite being red.
I think I would drink it in large gulps.
This is a sake that my husband bought in a packet (≧▽≦).
The taste is noble, which is contrary to the name, and the aftertaste is actually fruity... ♪ It is very easy to drink, but it is actually a dangerous sake!
Serve with lettuce salad, salmon and yellowtail sashimi!
Special Junmai Nama-no-Harazake
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Alcohol content: 16%.
Rice used: 100% Miyamanishiki
Production Date: 05.12
The third drink at an izakaya in Aizuwakamatsu. The next sake was also one I had never had before. It was a delicious sake with a firm flavor and the taste of rice.
There was a bottle of Shichijuro that had not been opened, so I opened it without hesitation.
It was brewed slowly with 40% "Gohyakumangoku" and had a nice aroma, probably due to the fact that the bottle had just been opened.
It has a nice aroma and a delicious taste of rice.
Because it is made with Yamada-Nishiki, it has an elegant sweetness and the taste of rice is the first thing you taste.
Elegant sweetness and the delicious taste of rice spread at first.
The lingering aftertaste has a certain bitterness.
A coherent dry sake.