It was snowing in Morioka. 🎤❄️Opened a bottle on such a day here 💁♂️
Let's start with the standing aroma. It smells slightly like white wine. In the mouth, it is juicy and sweet, with a good bitterness that finishes off the aftertaste. There is almost no acidity. It is like a Japanese sweet white wine.
Serve with pork fillet cutlet with thick sauce. The lightness of the pork fillet and the rich sweetness of the sauce bring out the sweetness and umami of this sake, giving it a rich overall flavor.
Rice polishing ratio] 50%.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Tsumami】 【Tax incl. tax】1,000 yen
Price including tax】1,650yen
The second in the Akita Prefecture series
Light fuming sound when opened
Smell is sweet peachy
The mouthfeel is light, but the aftertaste is full of alcohol.
The aftertaste is alcoholic.
The bitterness is also strong.
When you roll it around in your mouth
You can feel a slight spiciness on the tip of your tongue.
but the sweetness is not so strong.
Personally, I feel that it tastes better
I feel it tastes better if you drink it lightly than if you drink it slowly.
I have come to like sweet sake so much that even this brand
I have come to prefer sweet sake
It is hard to find "Isshaku Suisei" at my place 🍶.
I found it at a liquor store quite far away from here, so I had to buy it 🙋.
This sake means "the most delicious sake made from white rice and water" 🍶✨✨.
Pleasant aroma reminiscent of white peaches: ☺️
The sake has a beautiful texture and the rice flavor and a hint of sweetness flows through the mouth without being sticky at all.
The finish has a gentle acidity and a slight bitterness that finishes nicely....
It's very easy to drink, so you can enjoy it with just about anything 😋.
It is a very elegant and well-balanced sake 🍶.
It is very easy to pair with a variety of meals, making it a very good food sake ♬.
Isshaku Suisei no Kai. Mr. Watanabe is here.
I learned a lot from him.
It is interesting to enjoy different sake rice at once.
It was also a nice touch that he brought brewing water for the sake brewers. (There was also a label for the brewing water!)
) I got carried away and had a photo taken with Mr. Watanabe.
