The story was as if the sake had been laid up for the 2020 hanpukai.
Yamayu" is the trade name of Shinmasa.
The initial aroma is faintly sweet with a hint of acidity typical of a sake yeast yeast yeast yeast.
In the mouth, there is a beautiful acidity typical of the sake yeast and a gentle, full-bodied sweetness.
You can also smell the aroma of wooden vats.
It is different from the recent modern Shinmasa, and is a classic sake made from a traditional sake yeast.
It is like Shiga's Hatsuzakura.
I wonder if the old Niimasa was like this?
It was delicious in its own way 🍶.
Good evening, Matsuchiyo-san. I'm not familiar with Shinmasa, but this Yamayu tastes like the first sakura 😊I love New Hatsusakura, so I'll have to think about it next time I drink it💕.
Good evening Peco-san 🍶.
I've only ever had Shinmasa at a bar 😅.
I guess it's like Hatsuzakura Summer Pop with the aroma of wooden vats added.
Hatsuzakura is delicious 😚.
We were told that it was no longer available, so we requested it.
It has both sweet and savory flavors and a refreshing taste.
The label is distinctive. It is called "Aoyamayu" because of the blue color of Miyamanishiki.
....... 4.
Impressions
A sense of maturity? Sake-like? Bitterness is added and it is strange.
Bitterness
Memo
Information
Rice polishing ratio
Degree of alcohol content
Temperature
Refrigerator
Aroma
Brilliant, refreshing, mild and full-bodied
Taste
Sweetness 2.5
Acidity 3.5
Umami 2
Bitterness2
Pungency2
Stimulus 0.5
Aged wine😳
It has a strong sour taste and the image is...
drinkable black vinegar😅
I have a review of this precious sake that I carefully nurtured.
⬆️(*_ _)sorry people!
I hear a lot about growing it for years.
I can't wait this long myself, so it's a valuable experience 😌.
Good evening, Eririn-san!
Wow, the pink of the yama-yu ❗
I didn't know it was still around 🎵
It's no longer made a few years ago, so it's an aged sake in the process of maturing 😊.
I wonder if the acidity that is typical of Shinmasa has come through maturation.
Hello, ENOSHIMA-san!
I'm happy to drink a sake that is not on the market now, but I was asked what I thought of it and I'm stumped (>_<).
I couldn't say it has a sour taste, so I called it black vinegar💦.
I like sour drinks, but it was too sour😅.
Shinsei Yamayu Miyamanishiki
It's quite thick for a shinmasa!
The aroma of the wooden vat spreads into the nostrils and smells like a mess. It has a very robust quality, and the usual acidity is thicker and darker.
It has a 15% alcohol content, so it is a fusion of sake-like quality and the cleanliness of Niimasa. This is the first time I've had a Niimasa like this, but it is very tasty.
Good evening!
Today is also from the past history.
This is another drink at Gin Kura, a sake bar.
The first sour sake I ever drank, Shinmasa.
The first time I drank a sour sake, Shinmasa, was when I sat down at the counter.
No, all I remember is that it was really good.
#Gin Kura Sake Bar
Good evening, Kumagai-san, and thank you for your congratulatory comments.
Akatake is really delicious.
I buy it when I go to Fukuoka because I can't find it in my neighborhood.
Thank you for your continued support.
Good evening, yumekagami!
It's nice to meet you too. (I am a Polish Polish.
There seems to be a delicious sake called "Hiran" in Nagasaki, but on the contrary, I can't find it in Iwate. (^_^;)
I've heard that this series has the aroma of cedar, but it's just a little bit fluffy, with a strong sourness on the palate and a refreshing feeling in the throat!
But the rest of the taste is nothing, it just fades away....
You can tell it's premium...
I came across a Yamayu that I didn't expect. Blue label with Miyamanishiki. Mild aroma of wooden vat. Beautiful bitterness? I was even more grateful to hear that they no longer make it. I appreciate the store's persistence. The snacks were also excellent.
Purchased at Kibune, Morioka City a while ago.
Made from Akita Sake Komachi, it is an easy-drinking sake with the typical Niimasa acidity.
I was hooked on this sourness.
I was about to open a bottle in no time if I left it alone, so I put a stop to myself and drank it over two days. ( ´ ´ ´ ´ )No.
Oh, happiness.
It tasted so good! ( ≧ Holy shit!
Momoyamayu Pop Label Version Reissue
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Junmai Genshu
100% Modified Shingen, 50% polished rice, al15.8 Sake degree -3.5
Acidity 1.90, Amino Acidity 1.0, Association #6 yeast
Slightly stimulating on the tongue, with a shriek...and a carbonation that lingers in the mouth.
Grinil: 20200708
The 2020 special hanpukai product will be given away.