Strong habit. Rice rice full-bodied. It is mildly dry. Junmai for drinking at a leisurely pace. It will be great at room temperature or warmed up. Strong burn. 86 points.
Sweetness: 2.5
Dryness: 3.3
Aroma: 2.3
Sourness:2.7
Special Junmai Sake
Ufufu, it is a mature sake.
In human terms, it has "luster.
It was a cup that said, "I have experienced a lot of things.
This kind of sake is good to drink in small doses.
I would like to drink it hot on the penis.
I love it 100 points ♥
Regular Sake Sharing Party - friends brought their own sake
It was well-balanced and had a soothing, royal taste, and I got the impression that it was the most popular sake this time, beating out many well-known brands.
It may be rich and umami, but it also has a dry aftertaste.
I feel a heat in my throat like when I drink distilled spirits.
It is delicious, but I can only drink it little by little, and it seems to be a little difficult to finish it.
The first drink of a delicious SAKE WALK event. Even though it was before noon, lol.
It was aged for more than a year. Aroma
Not to my taste, I guess. The taste is mellow, but there is a slight aged aroma. It is not my favorite as it is, but when paired with the set of grilled chicken wings, the sweet and umami flavors stand out and go very well together.
Rice suitable for sake brewing is polished to 60% and carefully fermented in a small brewing process. It is a Junmai-shu with the original flavor brewed with rice, matured depth and mellowness, and calmness.
Rice used for brewing Sake
Alcohol content 16.0
Sake degree Not disclosed
Acidity Not disclosed
Amino acidity Not disclosed
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It has a slight sizzle, a nice sweetness, and a hint of rice, but then the alcohol kicks in with a bang.
After drinking it, your tongue will feel tangy.
When you want a little stimulation, try this kind of sake (laughs).
A bottle I got at a yakitori restaurant. It is a sake from Aichi. The label is of the newspaper-wrapping type, martial. The label is somewhat classic and makes you think it's a bone stock sake. It has an atmosphere that makes you think it is classic.
It has a melon-like juiciness. There is also a density of rice and lactic acidity, and it seems to have a somewhat classic, bony feel at its core.
It must be one that a yakitori shop has procured to match their own skewers. It certainly goes well with yakitori with sauce. We had it cold, but it might be good warmed up as well.
Moderate aroma
Strong acidity on the palate. The aftertaste is light, with the flavor of grains and acidity remaining.
Alcohol 16%.
Sake meter normal
Acidity 1.6
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