Alcohol content: 16
Miyamanishiki
Polishing ratio: 48
Comparison of Hanahayo Kurosawa (3). The upper right of the photo.
The color is slightly cloudy.
Compared to the other Hanahayotsu, the aroma is not as strong and moderate. Of course, the aroma itself has a pineapple flavor unique to Huayouyasumi.
As for the taste, while there was a slight alcohol taste, the sweetness, sourness, and bitterness were well balanced.
In general, the sweetness and bitterness of the aftertaste predominated, but it was a delicious drink.
I wondered if Miyamanishiki could be made into such a sake. I was deeply impressed by the taste comparison.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Sake Musashi
Rice polishing ratio: 48
Comparison of Hanahayotsuki (2). The second one from the right.
The color is slightly yellowish.
Like the Hachitan-nishiki version mentioned above, it has a thickened mouthfeel.
The aroma is more like flower honey than pineapple.
The taste has a juicy pineapple-like sweetness, but the aftertaste is noticeably bitter.
The impression is that it is dry and dry among the Hana-yosu. The impression is that it is dry and dry among the Huayouyasus.
Of course it was delicious, but it was very enjoyable to compare them and discover differences that we usually don't notice.
Hi um 🐦.
9 bottles in all of the Huayouyas? That's a drinking comparison 😳 too nice, sigh 😻 It's a wonderful opportunity because it's not easy to pursue your tastes ✨.
Thanks for your comment, Pon.
There were more than 20 Huayoukas on this day!
I really want to post my thoughts on all of them, but I missed taking notes on my impressions in favor of drinking, so I will be posting excerpts in the future 💡.
Alcohol content: 16
Hachitan Nishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 48
Comparison of Hanahayo Kurosawa (1). The second one from the right.
There is a note that says, "Since it is unfiltered, some oriki may be mixed in.
The color is not clear, but rather slightly cloudy.
The aroma is a rich pineapple, similar to that of white peach. It is also close to white peach.
It has a smooth, slightly thickened mouthfeel with just a hint of carbonation, pineapple-like sweetness, and a strong acidity and umami.
I really like this sake. Delicious.
Tropical fruit aroma that is typical of Huayangyan.
It is like sweet pineapple juice without bitterness, probably because it has been aged for about half a year.
The attack has a fruity pineapple-like aroma, with just a hint of bitterness and a crisp, clean taste. The glamorous, oceanic label is sure to lift your spirits. It is like a large flower blooming in the sunlight. This is the "hana-abi" (flower sunbathing)!
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Hard-to-find brand. I compared it with Shinsei No.6 S.
This is already a pineapple.
It has a smooth but refreshing taste.
It has a lingering aftertaste, but it is moderate compared to Shinsei.
7/10
Gorgeous, fruity aroma with a rich, slightly sweet richness.
A hana-yosu within hana-yosu, this is hana-yosu!
I didn't need any snacks, just drinking this was enough ^ ^.
HANAOYAKU Junmai Daiginjo Echigo Gohyakumangoku.
Aged for 11 months in ice-cold storage. The aroma is capricious and gorgeous.
It has a smooth but mild texture on the tongue. It has a gentle but deep umami, a gentle acidity, and a little bit of sweetness.
It has a thicker and deeper flavor than usual, perhaps because it has been aged for about a year.
As the temperature rises, the juiciness and roundness of the flavor and the acidity characteristic of Huayouyasutra rise, but the basic sharpness and bitterness are unique to Huayouyasutra, and I think it is delicious again.
It is a good sake to drink right away, or let it sit for a while and enjoy it.