It has a strong orthodox sake feel.
Tried it warmed up, and while not unappetizing, it was very peculiar.
However, I couldn't help but buy it when I saw this label in front of me.
Gamera is cunning...
Aroma slightly. Anyway, sweet. Tastes like honey. The remaining taste is like honey and sake added together and divided by 2.
Maybe it has a strong habit? Not that much.
Famous for being the first sake brewery to make all junmai sake
One of the legendary breweries where many of the brewers were trained.
The taste and aroma of the rice are strong.
Enjoy the taste of the rice, or have it as a mealtime drink.
A great sake to drink warmed up in the cold season.
Shinkame designed for cold sake. It has a high alcohol content and is dry with a strong bitter and astringent taste. It becomes drier as the day goes on.
Shinkame is a sake that is drunk with respect and gratitude. This time it was a pure Yamahai Junmai sake, which I have been avoiding. I imagined that it would be mellow, thick, strong, and drunken.
When I drank it, it was as I expected. I thought I was getting drunk too quickly, but then I realized it was 18.5 percent alcohol, and I was convinced that was right!
The taste changed on the fourth day. The strong taste of Yamahai was cut off and the flavor opened up with umami dominating. I thought this was good, but then I thought to myself, "If I like this, I shouldn't drink Shinkame's Yamahai.