Junmai-shu from Takaragawa
Small 180ml bottle.
It is a clear, dry sake. I remember the brewer saying that he thought this was the driest sake he had ever tasted.
It goes straight in and disappears quickly. It has a good sharpness. It is a straightforward sake.
No alcohol smell or peculiarity.
Aroma: Yogurt-like lactic acidity, with a pear-like cleanness.
Taste: Soft on the palate, with a slightly bitter acidity, little sweetness, and a clean, dry impression.
🍴Fruit-based salads, etc.
Aroma is weak, drink it and it is clean. The soft aroma makes you think it is sweet, but once you drink it, the taste expands. I thought it was sweet because of the soft aroma, but once you drink it, the taste expands and it is very dry and sharp. I wish I had bought the 720ml bottle,
Junmai Sake
300ml
14% pure rice
Polishing ratio 70%.
Ingredients] Rice, Rice Koji
Rice】 100% Hokkaido-produced rice suitable for sake brewing
Sake meter degree】 +1~3
Alcohol content】 15%.
Rice polishing ratio] 60
Sweetness/spiciness: Somewhat dry
How to drink: chilled, room temperature, lukewarm
A junmai-shu with a mild aroma, rich in rice flavor, and a mild mouthfeel.
It can be enjoyed cold or lukewarm.
Clear and colorless. The fruity aroma is reminiscent of grapes, with a slight hint of white bean flour. The intensity of the aroma is medium. The mouthfeel is smooth. The hint of aroma is also fruity. The acidity is firm. The aftertaste is strongly astringent. It has a sharp and short aftertaste. Smell of sake.