Aroma is moderate.
Sourness and sweetness are slight. Slightly acidic and sweet.
The degree of sweetness and spiciness is about the middle of the range.
Carbonation immediately after opening.
Water...
Although it is 13% alcohol, it does not feel thin and flat at all. The slight carbonation is moderately refreshing and expansive, but I finished the bottle without being able to grasp the characteristics of this junmai daiginjo!
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I wanted to try Kamo Nishiki's highest series of Aizan ‼️
It's so good on its own 😋 Good sake should be enjoyed on its own!
Ridiculously expensive though 😆.
I recently went to the hospital for an MRI and am waiting for the doctor's appointment because my back is hurting too much!
I think it's probably just the aging process from lack of exercise, lack of strength, lack of flexibility, etc 😅
I have to do something about my back pain since I'm going to be a baseball coach for this year only after a long time.
Thanks again, takeshon 👍Congratulations on the 800 check-in 🎊Congratulations on the highest peak of Kamo Nishiki, good to be a Kiri number 😋I hope your back pain is cured with sake power ✨.
Congratulations on your 800 check-in, takeshon: 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
You are a good drinker ✨and your boar cup is a real showstopper🎶.
I see you are going to be a coach! I hope you feel better soon 🙏.
Good morning, takeshon 😀 ☀️
Congratulations on your 800 check-in 🎉🎊Congratulations on your Kiri number 🎉🎊Kamo Nishiki🦆's best series Aizan is kicking ass 😚👍Let's go drink and ease the pain 🥳.
Kamonishiki is the second and final sake brewery in the Sake-no-jin series.
I first joined the Sake-no-jin in 2015 and first encountered Kamonishiki Marubin in 2016 (photo attached). I still remember the shock I felt when I first sipped it. I still remember the shock when I first sipped it......such a good sake or drink? I thought. Then came the Corona disaster...and as you can see in the attached photo, Marubin has been replaced this year. I feel a little sad that Malbin is gone, but I will accept it as a developmental thing. By the way, what kind of alcohol was Malbin? If I were to ask you what kind of alcohol Marubin was, you might be able to imagine that it was like a fresh version of the traditional sake.
I'm sorry to make a long preamble, but this sake... was priced at 2,500 yen at the local market... but it's not something you can buy for that kind of price, seriously. It was a sake with the same flavor, complexity, depth, and profundity as the top Shinsei level. I should have bought two bottles...I regret it so much now.
But anyway, thanks to the brewery and the young master brewer. I am looking forward to next year.