It is quite refreshing and has almost no sweetness, which is rare for a sake. It goes well with refreshing snacks like the avocado and shrimp salad I'm having right now.
The first Chiyogiku was the second in a three-drink comparison.
It seems to contain charcoal and has a unique color. It is classified as a liqueur under the liquor tax law.
It has the graininess and sweetness of nigori, but the refreshing taste of arosozome makes it easy to drink.
Slightly yellowish liquor
No sweetness or spiciness
Deep and full-bodied, with a delicious spread of flavor.
It may be good when warmed up
The meat ball is cute!
It was the first time in three years that the brewery opened its doors to the public, and this is the sake that I held in my hand. I did not just get it. It was a 1,000 yen gacha, a specialty of the kurabiraki festival. As you can see in the second photo, the first prize was a 300ml new sake in a 1 ton barrel, even the lowest one. And I won the 6th prize, Junmai Daiginjo, lucky me. 😀 ...
It tastes dry and is a refreshing food sake. I drank it with grilled pork with ginger and it was the best match. 💓
Gifu Prefecture, Gifu Prefecture
Chiyogiku Sake Brewery in Hashima City, Gifu Prefecture
Obtained at the brewery's "kurabiraki" event.
However, my wife bought it.
Details are unknown.
Is it some kind of sake? Or something like that?
Junmai? Junmai Ginjo?
The green one
Clear on the palate
Aroma: Rich ginjo aroma
Melon-like aroma
I couldn't help but say "wow"!
I don't know the details, but it must be high in alcohol content.
I think it's a raw sake.
The brown one.
More refreshing on the palate.
A hint of grain in the nose.
The aftertaste is also refreshing.
Good sake that does not disturb meals
First hiya oroshi
Soft and sweet aroma
Mild on the palate
Very easy to drink!
Is it because it is hiya oroshi?
or is it just a coincidence that this sake is so?
I would like to drink various hiyaoroshi for a while
I would like to drink various hiyaoroshi for a while to find out.
This sake is from Gifu.
Maybe it was stored in the wrong place or originally, it feels more like a junmai sake than a daiginjo.
It is a dry and delicious sake.
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