Brewed by Koueikiku Sake Brewery in Ogi, Saga
Koeikiku Special Junmai Sukai Seikai
Unfiltered unpasteurized sake
My favorite Koeikiku 😆.
This is pretty good when you try it 😆.
Tastes exactly like Delaware🍇⁉️
or Muscat🟢⁉️
but it spreads all over the mouth〜〜〜〜〜😆
and then it's like
It's surprisingly dry and refreshing.
It's a great drink 🍶😆.
The dish of the day was even more elaborate than usual!
This abalone dish!
Steamed abalone with starchy sauce and hot, tender shinjyo (pickled radish), which you can't see below!
The next sake was Sunokure Yamadanishiki!
This is also the second time this season!
Koei Kiku, which we have had consistently this year!
This may possibly be the last one this year!
The manager makes a nice sound when he opens the cork
The pizzazz and sizzle has calmed down as much as it did when we opened it 10 days ago, but when we pour it into our mouths, it goes wild just right!
Good sake and food make our mouths smooth and our chats lively!
the secrets of the art of sake and food
Alcohol content - 13 degrees
Sake degree
Rice used: 100% Yamadanishiki
Rice polishing ratio
Drinking at home. Opened the bottle without difficulty. It is a cider with a strong bitterness in the supernatant.
When it is mixed with cider, the milky flavor increases and the bitterness is quickly broken by the bitter acidity. The balance is not bad, but the bitterness is a little strong and dry on the first day.
After a few days, it rounds out a little and a hint of muscat-like fruitiness appears, and the bitterness weakens, giving it just the right balance that we like.
First, there is a citrus taste. It starts out citrusy, then becomes slightly dry, and ends with an acidic aftertaste. It is a little dry and a little acidic rather than sweet, and the flavor seems to change with time. A sake I would like to grow a little.
Melon and Muscat type aroma
Pleasantly stimulating with a chili gas sensation.
Citrusy sweet and sour 🍊 with a slight bitterness on the palate.
Silky like cream soda on the lees
Pair with Jidori Chicken Salted Chanko Nabe 🍲.
Alcohol content: 14%.
Aizan
Rice polishing ratio:undisclosed
At the corner of Hasegawa Sake Shop in Tokyo Station.
The aroma is muscat and green apple-like.
Almost clear, but with a slight yellow tinge.
In the mouth, the sweetness is quickly followed by sourness and the umami from Aizan.
The freshly opened bottle gave off a slight gassy sensation on the tip of the tongue.
The aftertaste is sour and bitter in the back of the throat.
Since it was a corner bar, there were not many dishes, but this was a delicious sake that I would like to enjoy with a variety of dishes.
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