Bought this sake while at the Gunma Marathon! It's dark and full of umami! The owner is right, it goes well with warmed sake. It has just the right amount of bitterness and acidity.
Thirteenth kind today 👀.
Bifuku Sake Brewery Maikaze ❣️
The Bifuku Sake Brewery in Tatebayashi, Gunma Prefecture, named after the meaning of dividing the good fortune and the old tale of this area, "Bifuku Chagama".Â
Nice 👍
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This is a 12 year old aged wine 🍶.
The taste is naturally classically sweet and aged.
Alcohol has been added, but it is not crisp and has a strong sense of maturity.
The alcohol content is high and the overall finish is for the experts 😎 and is unexpectedly "harsh" 🤔.
I would definitely not recommend this taste to those who like sweet and savory 🥸.
I think I had the back label when I first started drinking sake, but I don't have a picture or remember the taste💦.
Slightly effervescent and thinly cloudy. Tastes fresh and melon-like to rich and full-bodied.
Some dry and bitter nuances.
I imagined it to be more peculiar, but it was easy to drink.
More modern than classic 🤔. I guess 🤔.
I thought it would be more chemical like after a few days...
Sake from Tatebayashi City, Gunma Prefecture
Ingredient rice:
Polishing ratio: 60
Sake degree: +2
Acidity: 1.5
Alcohol content: 15.5
Bottle heated once
The taste is consistent with the Junmai Ginjo (which we compared 🍶) minus the modernity. The umami is outstanding.
(2)Junmai Ginjo (2)Comparison of two Junmai Ginjos from the same brewery.
[Thanks to an encounter with a brewery and a liquor store I frequent.]
Sake from Tatebayashi City, Gunma Prefecture
Rice:100% Yamadanishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Sake meter rating: +3
Acidity: 1.4
Alcohol content: 16.5
🍶It has both modern and classical taste. It has both floral and umami flavors.
(1) Junmai Ginjyo Nao Kumi Nama Sake
[Thanks to an encounter with a brewery and a liquor store I frequent.]