The spoils of the Takashimaya Sake Festival.
Mr. Tsuchida, who boldly calls himself a perverted brewery.
Thick, rich sweetness. The second half is a bit bitter. It may be the sweetest Tsuchida I have ever had. The level of metamorphosis is a little reserved.
The acidity becomes crisp when you drink it with ice. I thought it was supposed to be served at room temperature because it is Tsuchida, but I'll have to try it cold as well.
If you drink it cold, it has a refreshing sweetness that makes it easy to drink.
I rescued a ras 1, at a liquor store.
It was okay to open the bottle because of the perforated stopper, but it took a long time because the stopper was hard.
It is a lactic acid sour type, and the mouthfeel is smooth.
As the day goes by, the sourness settles down and you can taste the umami and sweetness.
Since I bought it late this year, it had lost its shwashy vigor.
Recently, I have been seeing more and more of it at various bars.
Moreover, when I ask the bar staff what they recommend, they often recommend this sake.
This is a sake loved by the experts.
Light acidity, moderate sweetness.
You can taste the umami of the rice.
It somehow conveys the spirit and insistence on sake brewing.
I would like to visit the brewery next time.
Rice polishing ratio 90%, alcohol content 16
It does not have a modern taste. I thought it was similar to the Kenrishi I had drunk before. I chilled it, but the recommendation is to drink it at room temperature. The approach of making sake from the original yeast and adding no yeast is interesting.
Tsuchida Shin Tsuchida Princess Sally.
Shin Tsuchida Princess Sally was given to us at the Young Dawn event last fall. It is brewed using indica rice, not sake rice or japonica rice.
We found this maniacal gem at Seijo Ishii! I tried it with curry, which was not possible at the event, and found that its rich sweetness and refreshing acidity were the best match with spicy curry!
Continued at T station standing bar .... Is this the first time for you to try "Namahyashiroshi"? This is Mr. Tsuchida. It's fresh and light, and then crisp. It has both a Gunma-like and a not-so-gunma-like taste, and is a neo-Gunma hero.