It was not spectacular. The umami was moderate, and it might have been better if it were heated up, but it was not impressive either cold or at room temperature.
60 points
This time, it is San-Shoraku's Yamahai Junmai.
This sake is made in Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture.
The rice is also made from Yamadanishiki produced in Nanto.
Like the previous Ariiso Akebono, this one was also served at a certain shopping center.
I got it at a Hokuriku Sake Fair at a certain shopping center.
It was obtained at a Hokuriku Sake Fair at a certain shopping center.
First, at room temperature.
The color is clear with a slight greenish tinge.
The nose has aromas of ripe bananas, raisins, and burdock root.
The mouthfeel is slightly thickened, and the flavor of rice with aromas of ripe bananas and raisins is thick, and the acidity from the Yamahai method is very effective. The dry taste is tightly tightened, and the lingering taste of astringency mixed with umami is pleasant.
It sounds very mellow when written like this, but overall, it is an easy-drinking sake with a beautiful quality.
And when it is heated up hot,
When heated, it has a mellow, raisin-like sweetness that is also delicious.
I think I prefer it warmed up first and then cooled down. ♨️
I've been wanting to drink San Shoraku slowly at home,
A happy encounter 💕
It's still delicious 😊.
Hi Hirupeko 😃I haven't come across Sanshoraku yet! Indeed, heated sake looks delicious 😋 Hokuriku sake seems to have high potential for heated sake, which is attractive this season: ❤️
Keihan Department Store Kuzuha Mall in Hokuriku Sake Fair (3)
I was allowed to sample San-Shoraku's Bizen Omachi, which is no longer at the brewery or is not often available in the Kansai region.
San Shoraku Bizen Omachi Yamahai Junmai
It is said that Bizen Omachi is flat-polished,
It is a beautifully balanced wine with a strong omachi flavor. The image of Sanjoraku is gentle sweetness and umami, but it is also delicious with a hint of Oumachi.
Hi Nemuchi 😃
What a great autumn drink, Echizenmisaki Kutouryuu and my favorite Sanshoraku!
Both have a distinctive umami flavor and are safe to drink 👏👏👏.
Kab, good evening 🌛You drank the same Echizen cape before 😊Sanshoraku is also a repeat favorite 😆I thought both were delicious and wholesome sake ♨️ You can also enjoy them heated in winter 😋.
Pale yellow with transparency
First impression of the aroma is rice soaked in alcohol-soaked citrus
Grapefruit, faintly black tea, punchy alcohol, somehow very spicy
The first impression on the palate is punchy and complex, but not clingy and clean.
Light sweetness, sharp acidity, and a good amount of bitterness at the end.
The balance between the complex and rich umami of Omachi and the sharpness of the finish, I would like to taste more of the lingering aftertaste, but it seems to pass by quickly.
Personally, I think it's too sharp for Sanjoraku, but I like it a lot.
I think it would go well with Italian food or something like that because of the citrusy flavors and spicy punch.
I think it would go well with Italian food, for example, when you want something different and punchy with oil-based pasta.
Delicious!
(Translated by 🍶🍶🍶🍶
I got a bottle of Toyama Prefecture's Sanshoraku today 😀.
It's Yamahai, so I heated it lukewarm 😋.
It has a muscat flavor on the palate 😚 soft rice 🌾 and a full sweetness 😊 with a firm acidity and a good sharpness👍.
It was a useful bottle for the cold season 🥳👍
Mountain sake, 19 degrees with a gusto, can be enjoyed from the top clear to hazy and nigorigo. The top clear layer is sweet, but don't be fooled by the sweetness of the top clear layer. It is bitter. The haze is creamy, yet refreshingly spicy. The nigori has the perfect texture of rice grains. It has a strong punch.