Unlike the usual Chiebijin
A challenging concept.
a challenging concept.
Gentle sweetness is followed by sourness and
and a refreshing gasiness!
It's a real shrimp!
Fresh aroma like pear🍐.
Sweet, delicious, and acidic 🔥.
Mellow and fruity🎵
And fresh tasting✨
Tightens up with a slightly bitter aftertaste at the end 👍️
First time in Oita Prefecture
Receiving Chiebijin's Nama-ripened Hachitan-Nishiki
It is made by letting it mature for half a year in its raw state.
In the mouth, sweetness, umami, bitterness, and acidity swell.
As the label says, it goes well with cheese and dishes with strong flavors. It is also good to pour it into a wine glass and drink it at a calm time before going to bed.
One that got me hooked on Chiebijin.
Not as good as last year, but I found it delicious.
No bitterness at the end of Chiebijin, which is always a change of taste for me.
Not in a flat sake cup or a glass.
I felt the taste was the most integrated and tasty with a sake cup or a snake's eye cup.
This time last year, I was looking for a new sake and tried this relatively easy to find Chiebijin for the first time 😆.
It seems to be their first attempt at a genre called Nama-juku, where they mature the raw sake by letting it sit for 6 months. I guess it's like doing the same thing at home where you mature and enjoy the raw sake at the brewery😃It was sweet and fruity, with a slight chili flavor, personally it tasted like Kawanakajima Genmai and was very delicious 😋.
Label: 🏷️
Difficulty medium
The slightly sticky label was hard to remove and left a few wrinkles 👊.
Place of purchase: Shusendo Fujimori