I could not buy this brand because there is no distributor at all in my area. I happened to be in Sendai on a business trip and bought it at Abehachi. I really wanted to buy a bottle of Murasaki Uchu, but unfortunately they were out of it...
It tastes very fruity and modern. A little gassy. It is a very delicious sake 🍶.
For the record. This is the sake I drank at the beginning of this year. All the family members gathered at home for a New Year's party. My daughter and her husband brought this sake. It was a delicious sake with a fruity aroma. The first sake of the year was a champagne toast.
Gorgeous and fruity.
Compared to the Junmai Ginjo we drank the other day, this one has a stronger aroma and sweetness.
The fruity aroma and sweetness spread like a melon and white grapes, with a spicy aftertaste.
Very tasty.
Sake meter rating +1
Clearly pineapple with just the right amount of floral notes.
Juice-like high acidity and sugary sweetness with a hint of bitterness and umami to finish it off!
It is easy to recommend to people who do not drink sake!
The aroma through the nose is gentle, but when you put it in your mouth, it is gorgeous.
The sweetness is firm, but the sourness comes through nicely.
It is a type that can be enjoyed by everyone. It is delicious both with food and on its own. It should be added to your regular sake list.
We compared it with "Kudokitoe Junmai Ginjo" which is a regular sake in the neighboring prefecture.
It has a similar taste. It is gorgeous and fruity.
Kudokide is sweet and umami, while Miyakanbai has a refreshing sourness. I like both.
Kudokidokute→Nihon-shudo (Sake meter degree) +/-0
Miyakanume→Nihon-shudo (Sake meter degree) +3
There is a considerable difference when compared by the number of sake degree, but my feeling was about Miyakanbai +1.
4.2★★★★☆
Yes, it's goodooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
It's so delicious.
They use three kinds of rice grown in-house.
The rice is 35% polished, so it is very elegant.
And it has a "mellowness" that I have never tasted before. It's not fruity, but milky. It's amazing. It has a slight bubbly taste (which will probably disappear the next time you drink it) and is really easy to drink. It is a sake that makes me happy.