The second bottle from the Kobayashi Shuzo brewery in Kuriyama, Hokkaido is Maruda.
It was refreshing and easy to drink, but had an indescribable mouthfeel.
It's not bad, but I can't describe the taste. It was a bottle that made me realize my lack of vocabulary for sake😅.
At Sanuki Udon restaurant in Yoyogi Uehara.
It is interesting that cold sake is served in a glass at an udon restaurant.
I don't know if this is a joke or a pun, but this restaurant also has champagnes such as Armand and Krug...
The aroma is subdued, but the mouthfeel is very gentle. There is little acidity, but you can feel the full sweetness of the rice.
It is easy to match with Japanese food that is not too rich in flavor, like the atmosphere of melting snow in Hokkaido.
On a business trip to Asahikawa, I came to a sake bar to drink local sake.
Slightly yellowish crystal.
Banana, melon, cooked rice, yogurt.
It has a strong mouthfeel and comes on quite strong. There is a mild sweetness, but the acidity is more robust than that, and there is a relatively strong bitterness in the aftertaste.
Not my favorite type, but quite good.
Since Pimmaru!
Boom! And tasty!
Sake with a solid feel!
This is my type of sake now!
It has a slight freshness and a sense of having been laid down.
What do you mean by "a sense of freshness"?
Please refrain from saying, "What do you mean by "feeling"?
I am writing my impressions based on the atmosphere.
I can feel the 17 degrees Celsius is very drinkable!