1,400 yen
Alcohol content 15
Rice: --
Sake degree: --
Rice polishing ratio: 60
It has a modern impression at the beginning, but after that, it has a classic, robust flavor.
Polishing 60
First time to meet Hamamusume, a brand limited to Iwate Prefecture. Probably a pre-disaster brand, right?
And probably not the old flavor, but closer to the new Akabu. The aroma is just a hint of 🍋. Anyway, it is fresh. It has a strong sweet and sour taste.
Overall, it has a strong lemon taste. The strong flavor of the snack makes it refreshing and easy to drink. Basically, it tastes like an extension of Akabu, but with less alcohol than Akabu. I feel like it makes it easier to drink.
Hamamusume Iwate Limited Edition Junmai Ginjo-shu
First time drinking Hamamusume in a while.
The last time I drank Junmai sake, I commented that it was "exactly AKABU's Junmai sake", but this one is fresher than AKABU's Junmai Ginjo and has a good balance of sweet and acidic tastes.
Oh no, it's delicious.
I like it too much 😫👍.
Purchased in Ichinoseki next door
I thought it would be light and dry, but it has a firm sweetness and umami, with a tangy fizz in the back of the throat. I was convinced by the description "mellow" on the label 🤔.
It would be good with seafood au gratin or boiled fish rather than sashimi!
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