Naturally, when served cold, the sake has a raw sake-like flavor, but when brought back to room temperature, the flavor remains the same and that is all that disappears. It was a delicious sake with good sharpness 🍶.
At Simme, Kanda
Wakamizu Junmai Shiboritate Unfiltered Nama Sake, light and delicious, easy to pair with food
Aichi Prefecture
rolled sardine with nori
black sea bream
Today, three of my colleagues and I went out for a drink. One of them lives in Osaka and moved to Tokyo, so we decided to have a drink together. We went to our favorite yakitori restaurant. First, the Osaka-based classmate requested a dry sake, and the restaurant offered a Shiraoi with an unusual label. It was easy to drink with a light nigari flavor.
Green bottle with black label
I don't know what kind of sake it is because it is written in horizontal characters.
The endorsement says "Shiraoi".
Nama sake, fresh!
A comparison of two very fresh sakes!
knowledge of the sake
Polishing ratio 55
Rice used: Yume-Ginko from Chita Peninsula
Alcohol 16% to less than 17
Acidity 1.4
Sake meter degree +3
Amino acidity 1.0
I had it warmed.
Good balance, richness of cocoa, corn tea, rice bran, smell of cooked white rice. Umami sweetness with a hint of mirin (dried sweet sake).
Sake made from a food rice called Mineasahi.
Cold>acid, miso-like richness. Hidden fruity. Red malted rice. Rice bran, minerals. Yeast, like after eating bread.
Warming up>Adds umami. Mirin dried rice with apple juice. The richness that remains in the mouth.
5-year bill
Cold>Aged aroma. Mirin-like. Refreshing and refreshing.
Warmed: Umami, aroma of mirin, sweetness, and savory aroma. Sense of malted rice.
The aroma is like ground sesame and the richness is like cocoa.