This is the first time for me to drink Jukishin except for Yumachi.
I was wondering what Nemuchi-san was drinking.
It's almost the same as Nemuchi's review, but it's a bittersweet, melon-like, and bitter. It's not as sweet as I thought it would be, but it's delicious in its own way 😋.
Good evening, bouken 🌛I see you drank the Jukishin Nikomaru 😳It wasn't as much as a gush but it was fizzy and not as bitter and sweet as I thought it would be 😊It's schwashy so it was easy to drink and gone quickly 😋.
Ehime, Saijo City. Suto Sake Brewery Co.
Jukishin Nikkomaru Junmai Mild Nigori
We casually found a light nigori at a liquor store after a long time.
It is a sake brewed by three brothers who are the only family members in the family.
I bought it because it was the first time I had ever tasted a sake brewed with Nikomaru other than Hiran.
I was advised that it blows a little when opening the bottle, so I opened the bottle with caution.
I let it rise to the surface a little, tighten it, and then loosen it a little and let the bubbles rise for about 10 seconds.
I was able to open the bottle successfully👍
We will drink it cold.
The supernatant was not drunk due to automatic stirring.
The color is cloudy with fine bubbles rising for a short while.
The aroma is mild, with a hint of melon. It has a slight melon-like aroma.
The mouthfeel is a little bubbly.
The taste starts with a bitter bitterness, and when swallowed, a slight rice flavor spreads and tightens up,
The sake is crisp and clear, even though it is negative.
I'm not sure about the Nikomaru-ness, but I've had a lot of light nigori that are bitter 🤔.
Ingredients:Rice(domestic),Rice malt(domestic)
Ingredients:100% Nikomaru rice
Sake degree: -1.5
Acidity: 1.8
Polishing ratio: 65
Alcohol level: 16