Junmai Ginjo-shu brewed with "Comet", a rice suitable for sake brewing produced in Hokkaido.
It is the lightest of the Tasake series, with a fine, well-balanced acidity and a beautiful finish.
Please enjoy it cold during the hot season and enjoy it with food.
Extremely low production volume.
Rice : Hokkaido Comet
Rice polishing ratio : 50%.
Sake meter : +1.3
Acidity : 1.62
Alcohol content : 16.3
Produced in: Nishida Shuzo, Aomori Prefecture
Tasake, wow, you are so fucking dorky... 🌹laughs
It's so gentle! Sweet but not throaty, beautifully clear! Slightly oaky... no, not that strong,
The sweetness spreads to the side! I wonder if it's the whiteness of the sweetness that precedes it, like powdered sugar? LOL!
I wonder what it is...it spreads to my upper jaw when I put it in my mouth...a sense of rice wine! LOL!
I wonder if it's something unique to Tasake, like it would be Shinmasa if it were more oar-like. But I guess I like it because it has that unique sweetness even though it lingers on the tongue, even though it has a tanginess at the end...!
Even rice wine tastes different depending on the rice used,
It's obvious, but I can finally understand.
It is a flashy red comet.
The color is clear and the taste is refreshing.
Not only is it a hot topic, but it tastes good, too.
I want to drink it again when I reach the age of 60.
The mouthfeel is like a pineapple, followed by a smooth sweetness that is not too thick, which is typical of jun-dai.
A softer version of "Hana-yosu"? It was delicious.
At Aomori Nebuta World, Shinbashi
Koshiro Nishiki, beautiful with a little flavor
Manganji Togarashi stuffed with nameko mushrooms
Spicy!
rock sea bream
Tazake Comet Junmai Ginjo
Rice used: Comet
Rice polishing ratio 50%.
Alcohol content 16
Daigo Kanazawa Store
Last time we had only expensive Tasake in stock and gave up on it, but this day we had Comet 😃.
This one is also refreshing and good for summer 😆.
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This is the second sake made with different rice following Yamada-Nishiki.
This sake is brewed by reviving the first sake rice in Aomori prefecture, which is also fruity and delicious.
