This is really good!
★★★☆
You'd think it would be clean, dry, and sharp, but it's not at all!
It has sweetness, but it is well balanced with acidity.
It has body, and although it was a bit expensive, it is delicious!
If they make it again next year, I want to repeat!
Ingredients: Rice (Miyagi Prefecture), rice malted rice (Miyagi Prefecture), all in-house cultivated rice
Rice used: Kakemai Aikoku 76%, Koji Miyamanishiki 20%, Sake mother Hiyori 4%.
Rice Polishing Ratio : 35
Alcohol content : 15
Content : 720ml
Production Date : 2025.07
Kanmei Shuzo is a brewery in Osaki, Miyagi Prefecture, and their AUTUMN TIME is a sake brewed in early spring and matured, which is everyone's favorite hiyaoroshi (cold-aged sake)!
Since I was on a business trip to Tohoku, I tried a local product. The aroma and taste were sweet and sour, reminiscent of pineapple, mildly juicy, and easy to drink.
*The third one is Seri nabe, a winter specialty of Sendai. It is originally harvested in the rice fields after the rice has been cut.
⚫︎Polishing ratio: 55
⚫︎ Alcohol content: 15%.
15°, 55% rice polishing ratio, Miyamanishiki, Sake degree 0, Acidity 1.5.
Mellow umami, integrated with acidity and light sweetness, sharply cut by bitterness.
Hiyayoroshi Miyakanbai was the perfect delicious sake for this season✨😋.
For the first time this season, I even tried heating it up 😉.
Rating: ★★★★★ (5 out of 5)
Availability: Buy at Kadoya Sake Shop
Taste Characteristics: Good aroma and smooth taste
Thoughts: Easy to drink, good for everyone
It had a smell habit, but it was a little sweet. Hiya but after a bit of time the habit came out more. When it was super cold, it was rather tasty.
Hiya.
My first Miyakanume.
Fruity and sharp 😄
Delicious!
I was curious about it because someone said "Miyakanme is too good" at an izakaya in Sendai.
That's right 😄.
AUTUMN TIME
Maybe hiya oroshi
HIYAHODOROSHI
Ahhh, it's a good one. The first aroma alone makes you think "ah, it's a good one" with its pleasant ginjo aroma that tickles your nostrils.
The attack is soft.
The sweetness comes first.
Then, the slight effervescence adds sharpness and not only is it not too sweet, but it is well-balanced.
Astringency in the aftertaste (my astringency is a compliment).
The first sip is quite tasty, but once the fizziness wears off. It's still, ah, sweet.
I don't know about the details, but I'm thinking that the sweetness in a full-bodied sake comes from the glycerin.
But this sake is quite a tasty one!
Ingredients : rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice used: Miyamanishiki apparently
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Alcohol content : 15
Content : 720ml
Production Date : R7.8 (2025.08)
Exposition.
Miyakanbai Junmai Ginjo Origarami (Nama)
Miyakanbai Junmai Daiginjo Muroka Nakadori (Nama)
: I saw a video of Miyakanbai on my way to Magok this morning. Kanbai Shuzo. Mr. Chizake, the representative of Miyagi Prefecture, speaks Miyakanbai a lot. Sasamusubi is a bonus. I thought it was imported by Hitejin, but it was already brought in by Nihonsake. It's one of the sake meigara that consistently gets good reviews, so I've seen many reviews here and there. My overall impression was that it was okay, and I debated whether or not to buy the origarami until the end. I purposely went light on my hands, so I didn't plan on buying a lot of bottles. It was one of my favorite sake varieties after returning home. It's clean and light. Origarami is a type of filtration, and unlike regular sake, where the sake milt (duck) is filtered out during bottling, it is intentionally left in. There may be sediment, hence the slightly turbid color. The flavor comes on later, and I found myself liking it with grain and table sake. If you get the chance, buy it separately and drink it with hops.
drinking at a sushi bar
Miyakanbai Autumn
I didn't know I could drink again this year
Mildly sweet with little acidity.
It may be sweeter than the previous Hakurakusei.
Pair it with steamed abalone
At Midori Sushi