Today, we will have San Shoraku.
Fluffy sweet aroma.
It is refreshing and has a nice sharpness.
The sweetness of the rice can be felt, and it seems to go well with a meal.
Sansouraku, from Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture, is characterized by its rich flavor. It is surprisingly refreshing to drink with the acidity of Yamahai and a slight gassy sensation that can be felt on the tongue. The aftertaste is enjoyable with a lingering bitter dryness, and the sweet, sour, dry, and bitter tastes are perfectly balanced.
Toyama Prefecture San-Shoraku Gokayama brewed cloudy sake
San Shoraku Shuzo
Alcohol content 19
Cloudy and quite dark white.
First impression of the aroma is fresh rice
Cooked rice, a hint of muscat
First impression of the taste is slightly strong
Weak sweetness, sharp acidity, bitterness with presence
Fresh rice flavor, but not too sweet and dull, so it is easy to drink.
The aftertaste is short.
A once-a-year treat!
This is a must drink!
It tastes good even if it's warmed up.
No, I think I like it better warmed up.
Good evening, Hirupeco!
I would like you to try this one!
It's 19 degrees, but you won't feel the alcohol and you can drink it easily!
Please warm it up!
7/10
Toyama Prefecture is the sake of Nanto.
I sometimes drink it because of a connection.
This is a limited edition sake around December.
I have the impression that many of the flavors are firm.
It also has a sharpness of alcohol, but it is a little heavy.
It is a sake that can be enjoyed in small sips.
The freshness of the sake makes it a good cold sake to get drunk with.
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I bought this at a store in front of a sake brewery while visiting Gokayama.
It has a very nice aroma.
It's not sweet, but it has a gorgeous acidity that is the opposite of what you'd expect from a modern sake.
Slight bitterness and crispness that goes well with any meal!
It is easy to drink, but the high alcohol content makes it easy to get drunk.
When I went to an antenna store, there was a corner with only 3㌥ sake. I went to an antenna shop and found a corner with only 3㌥ unpasteurized sake.
I chose the San Shoraku sake that I had wanted to try for a long time 😁.
I have an image of San Shoraku as a Yamahai sake, but this one seems different 🤔.
It doesn't say, but according to the website of the liquor store that sells it, it seems to use No. 7 yeast.
It is slightly effervescent with impressive acidity and strong umami. It tastes just like I imagined, but I was surprised that it has a gaseous taste 😳.
As the days go by, the sweetness diminishes and the acidity becomes stronger.