Daimine: Winter's Edge
Aroma is vinegar iso type & strong cage smell 😊.
Sweetness is firm! The fine gasiness makes it drinkable without feeling heavy and refreshing! The aroma is like a vinegar iso type & strong smell of ori (rice cake). (Like the aroma, it has a strong koji taste, but it is easy to drink!)
The price of a four-pack bottle is almost 2,700 yen, while a one-pack is less than 4,000 yen... I think buying one-pack is the right choice!
Sake from Yamaguchi
Ohmine 3 grains Hi-iri Dewa Tsanzan
Ohmine is a stable Ohmine 3-grain. It is a beautiful sake with a gorgeous, fruit-like aroma that is cut by acidity without bitterness. The water may be different, but it has more minerality than other mellow umakuchi sakes. It is very delicious.
Degree of liking 10/10
Ohmine 3Grain Hiyahi Oroshi (Hiyoshi) Yamadanishiki from the drinking comparison set.
I'm not sure if it's a good thing or not, but it's a good thing.
I'm not sure if it's the same thing or if it's a different thing, but I'm not sure.
The following is from the store where I purchased it [product details].
After a summer of maturation, the sweet and sour muscat-like flavor of the matured Omachi has been added to the sweet and sour taste of the matured Omachi, making it a refreshingly soft, fresh hiyaoroshi.
Aroma reminiscent of pears and apples
On the palate
Juicy pear-like flavor
spreading to the palate.
A few days after opening the bottle, it tastes
mellow from start to finish.
On the day of opening the bottle
I felt a little bit of a cloying aftertaste.
This is an autumn sake from Omine, purchased at Sake no qoobe Yokote.
It is an autumn sake, but it is fresh and unpasteurized.
However, compared to the usual Omine, it is a bit silky and lactic, not juicy.
It has a complex flavor characteristic of Omachi, but the overall taste is mellow and soft.
That area has an autumnal sake-like feel to it, which makes it slow and easy.
From the perspective of Omine lovers, it is a bit of a change, but it is important to feel the season, isn't it?
