The moment the bottle is opened, it is bubbly like champagne. The aroma is of gentle apples. The palate is overwhelmingly easier to drink than ordinary junmai ginjos, with a slight effervescence and a gentle sweetness that one would not expect from a junmai ginjo. It is dry and has an outstandingly sharp aftertaste.
Amezure - Mizuhashiroku Aizan
Aizan's aroma is given a three-dimensional finish by the mizuhashi yeast.
Overall, it is well balanced and easy to drink without any peculiarities.
This is! It's a very classic sake 🍶, THE junmai sake 🤗.
It's a classic sake, but with a fruity flavor! It tastes like a sake. It has a slight sweetness from the rice, but the umami or bitterness? Bitterness? Bitterness? It has a nice sharp aftertaste 🤗. I would like to pair it with something as a food wine...hmmm 🧐.
How about Dote-ni?
Today is dawn.
Regular hospital visit after work.
As a result, I thought I could afford to be careful opening the bottle since it's my second bottle...
As soon as I opened the bottle, the bottle almost popped and all the bubbles came out at once 💦.
I desperately tried to hold it back until it subsided.
Juicy aroma with a hint of sourness. Mild aroma.
Low alcohol at 8%. Sweet, juicy and citrusy.
The aftertaste is clean. I still like it.
The aroma is almost imperceptible.
When poured, it is amber ✨.
When you drink it, it's so sweet, it's like it's not sake ❗
No bitterness, I drank it in no time 🎶.
Today, I served it with scallops with cheese 💮.
Your favorite level:★★★★★★★★☆☆☆☆
Supervised by Chiba Sakebese and Yoshikawa Brewery.
A leader in the sake world.
The silky difference and mellowness that one would not expect from a mizu-hashiroshi.
It is also juicy as if it had been bitten from a fruit.
It also has a fizzy feeling in the bottle, which is also addictive.
It is a must-try.
Rainfall is now being lined up one after another at a nearby liquor store. From the reviews, it seems to be a modern type with a strong sweetness! I bought it 🍶The 🍶Kyohashirozukuri is also highly favorable ✨.
The aroma is like yogurt with lactic acidity, which is typical for a sake made from the yeast yeast yeast. Very dry on the palate, the spreading taste is also clean and dry, with almost no sweetness or umami. The overall sensation is thin.
The lingering aftertaste has no strong sake-like flavor.
This was my first time drinking Amenuri, and I thought it was a distinctive brand that was different from other sake breweries, not too modern, yet not too old-fashioned either!
For a moment, it seems like magic ink, but it is not spiky.
The aroma is somehow familiar.
The mouthfeel is clean and slightly tingling.
The taste is a succession of light sweetness, chemical bitterness, and sharp acidity.
The sweetness is moderate, but the taste is moderately delicious.
Taste: 3.5/5
