Taste ★★★☆☆☆☆☆
Polishing ratio 60
This was the first time I drank nama-shu.
I was completely captivated by the freshness of the taste and the crispness of the sake.
I had bought it at a supermarket and had been looking for a bottle to drink again, but could not find it.
Next year, I will buy two bottles when I find it.
A nearby supermarket has been renovated.
I found a refrigerated sake!
The price was so low that I bought it immediately!
The sake was milder and easier to drink than the AKABU Junmai
than the AKABU Junmai I drank before.
First half of GW
Buying for the economy ^ ^.
I was looking forward to having a drink with it tonight...
I was looking forward to it, but I had to give it up because I was on duty for an emergency response.
Oh no, the week is over 🙌 Tomorrow is the holiday weekend...! 😁😁
Let's open the bottle: ❗️ The nose is fresh with a hint of sweetness. The first sip has a melon-like flavor, followed by a good sweetness and a hint of bitterness. Easy to drink 😆 Delicious!
I'll try it with scallop sashimi. The scallops give it a sweetness of their own, and the scallop roe gives it more sweetness and umami. Best 👍
Looks like I'm going to have a good holiday: ☺️
Rice polishing ratio] 55
Alcohol content】15度
Sashimi of scallop
Price including tax】1,870 yen
Sake to buy immediately when you see it in Iwate Prefecture
Sake that is easy to drink and cost-effective
Goes well with swordfish I got at the Miyako City Fish and Vegetable Market.
Sweetness: 4
Umami: 3
Astringency: 1
Acidity: 2
Bitterness: 3
Fullness, body: 3
Flavor: Banana → Melon
The color is a little yellowish, and the top-tasting aroma is raw material and a slight banana-like aroma.
The attack is banana-like sweetness and flavor that seems to thicken on the bottom. The lingering aroma is a clean bitter taste reminiscent of melon.
Although I live in Iwate, this was the first time I drank Hamamusume!
The balance of sweetness and bitterness, and the sharpness is pleasant and keeps the cup going 😄.
On the second day, I got the impression that the sweetness was a little more angular than right after the start of the war. The sharpness is still the same, so this one might be better as a food sake 🤔.
Hamamusume Iwate limited edition Junmai-shu
The long-awaited "Hamamusume" found at a liquor store in Ichinoseki.
The taste is just like AKABU's Junmai-shu.
Fresh, mellow, easy to drink, delicious, and cost-effective!