Rating 4
Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture, 100% natural rice, light nigori (nigori)
It is exactly like light nigori, not too sweet, refreshing and moderately acidic. It was easy to drink and opened in an instant.
My first Odayaka.
I have high expectations as I have many tastes for sake from Fukushima.
The aroma and taste both have the acidity typical of a sake yeast yeast.
The middle part is rather heavy, but overall it is light.
The bitterness in the aftertaste is also strong, so it is refreshing.
I have an image that sake from Fukushima has a strong rice flavor, but this one gives me a different impression.
Let's try other specs.
Odayaka Junmai Ginjo Light Nigori Nama
Fukushima Prefecture connection: NIIDASENSHU
Ginjo aroma like fresh apple, peach-like sweetness, natural rice flavor, and a good amount of gas from the second fermentation in the bottle.
It's spring 🌸😊.
(I love light nigori)
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Junmai Ginjo Shiboritate Nama
It has been a very long time since the last time.
The aroma of the freshly opened bottle is like melon in yogurt. The taste is not really yogurt, but there is a sourness. Plum-like? There may be a slight astringency.
The next day, the sourness becomes stronger, but after about 5 days, the sourness becomes mild, and the yogurt and sourness are just right and beautiful. After swallowing, you can smell the delicious alcohol on the palate.
Next was a Junmai Ginjo from Yasu.
It is also a cup with a gentle and fruity taste that is typical of Fukushima.
I had it with grilled crab with miso sauce, and it went very well with it.