I remember drinking it with my father on a family trip to Kanazawa in the past, and we had a good time.
I found it at a local liquor store and tried it!
This sake is from Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture.
I bought it at a discount price at a nearby supermarket.
It's been a long time since I've had sake from Ishikawa. Even though I am from a neighboring prefecture.
It has a strong hiney aroma and a yellowish color.
It has a strong sweetness, followed by a sharp spiciness.
After the spiciness is gone, the aftertaste is like that of a sweet persimmon.
How about when it is heated?
The spiciness drifts away, and then a plum-like flavor comes in.
Then, a sourness like plums and a refreshing aroma.
Oh, it's so pleasant.
I think it would be better with warmed sake.
Nakano Tori-En, the last day of the third run, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Pref.
It has a robustness and rich rice flavor that is quite different from the lightness of the second bottle. The back of the bottle says to drink it cold, but I thought it was better warmed up.
Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Alcoholic strength: 15
The color is slightly yellowish, although it is not considered to have been aged. It has a clear, soft, jungin-like mouthfeel with a firm umami flavor.