Hope I Spring Water Junmai Ginjo UK-7
Rice:Matsuyama Mitsui 100% produced in Ehime
Spring water:Uchi-aniki
Sake: 60% refined rice, 15° alcoholic strength
Appearance clarity:Saen
Color:Transparent
Viscosity: medium
Aroma intensity: weak
Complexity: simple
Aroma of ginjyosu: apple
Raw Aroma: Steamed Rice
Matured aroma
Performance: Aroma of steamed rice with some apple ginjyosu aroma.
Flavor intensity: Medium
Complexity: Medium
Sweetness and pungency: medium pungent
Sweetness: pear, pomegranate
Sourness: Apple
Bitterness: Carbonic acid
Flavor: Steamed Rice, Nuts
Other:
Performance: In the mouth, the aroma of pear with watery sensation has a slightly hard bitterness of carbonic acid and a deep bitterness of pomegranate, and the taste of steamed rice has some nutty aroma and apple acidity. The wine is medium-bodied, with a less aggressive ginjyosu aroma and hardness, and a soft taste.
Aftertaste: medium
Finish: Medium
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I bought an incense tree called Palo Santo 😄.
It's supposed to ward off evil spirits and bring happiness.
For some reason it brought me 7000 yen blue kip 😭
A violation of a stop sign 🤣.
My first time in Ehime 😁.
Is it a characteristic of the rice called Matsuyama Mitsui?
It doesn't have a strong feeling but
But it's light and milky.
Delicious✨
It's similar to the one I had before.
Toyojun was also made from a rice called Oita Mitsui
I guess it's a characteristic of this rice 🤔.
Hope I Junmai Daiginjyo without filtered raw sake bag Shibori
Rice: Matsui Mitsui 100% from Ehime
Sake: 50% refined rice, 14° alcohol
Sake strength +4, acidity 1.4
Clarity of appearance: Bokke
Color: transparent
Viscosity: slightly higher
Aroma intensity: weak
Complexity: medium
Aroma of ginjyosu: cantaloupe, apple
Aroma of raw material: steamed rice
Maturing aroma
Performance: The aroma of clean raw materials is dominant, with some melon and apple ginjo aromas.
Flavor intensity: medium
Complexity: medium
Sweetness and pungency: medium
Sweetness: apple, sugar
Sourness: Carbonic acid
Bitterness: Carbonic acid
Aftertaste: steamed rice, rice bran, chocolate
Other.
Performance: Aromas of rice bran, chocolate and other raw materials in the mouth, carbonic acidity and apple sweetness, with some sweetness like treacle. The wine has a thick body, thicker aroma of raw materials, and a clean finish.
Aftertaste: low
Finish: short
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Alcohol content 15%.
Polishing ratio 60
100% Matsuyama Mitsui from Ehime
Oribatobori, Ogirami, Nama-zake
Delicious !!!!
Slightly cloudy, with a hint of rice flavor.
Matsuyama-Mitsui sake rice is large-grained and low in protein, favorable conditions for sake brewing. It is said to contain less protein than Yamada-Nishiki, absorbs water at a slower rate, and is easier to polish than Yamada-Nishiki because it is large-grained and less likely to break into pieces.
So it is a sake rice that can be used to make delicious sake.
Let's keep that in mind! Matsuyama Mitsui.
I found a beautifully labeled sake in the middle of the cold storage 🍶.
The label says "Ehime Saijo City Color".
The color is beautiful!
How does it taste?
There are only a few bottles left.
I haven't had it yet, so please give me this one next time!
This is also from Shikoku.
Saijo city, Ehime
A little more fruity than Kawatsuru
Good to drink!
The usual five kinds of food that the chef leaves to us is very plentiful!
Sipping the entrée a little at a time speeds up the drinking process!
Knowledge
Uchinuki" water from Saijo City is used and Association No. 7 yeast is used to create a refreshing sake. It is a perfect sake for a mealtime drink.
Today was cool enough that I thought it might be hot sake. It was the first time I visited a liquor store after being introduced by a friend, but he recommended a sake that I really liked, so I plan to go there for a while.
It tastes fruity on the palate and is crisp without leaving any aftertaste. It is a sake that you should not drink too much of. I will try to drink it more slowly and savor it more than usual.
This is good ✨I love the heavy flavor, nutty.
I want to pair it with venison... but it won't come! (I'm not sure why...it would definitely go well with it...but....