Ryoko (Hishiko) Junmai Dry NEW NIIGATA DRY
Rice polishing ratio: 60, Sake rice: Dewa Sanbai
Sake strength: +10, AL strength: 15
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A new brand from Mine-no-Hakubai Shuzo, available only at exclusive dealers.
Aroma reminiscent of fresh fruits, mellow and dry taste, and a refreshing mouthfeel with carbonation despite being a fire-brewed sake.
The taste was a combination of sharpness and mellowness.
Hishiko Junmai Dry.
Tasted and was surprised at the taste, which is not at all like Niigata, it is dry.
I will do it with spiced grilled shiitake mushrooms ^_^.
Today we went to Shuraku in Takadanobaba, which is closing at the end of this month. I heard that they are considering relocating and making a fresh start, so although it will be sad for the time being, I wish them the best.
The first one is Hishiko Junmai DRY from Niigata Prefecture. It is dry but softly sweet, and the bitterness that spreads slowly is pleasant.
