Oh, I want to drink Hama Musume....
Apparently, one out of every three people in Iwate Prefecture has this urge.
This is the Iwate-only junmai sake that I keep buying on repeat.
A privilege of Iwate residents.
**:. o(≧▽≦)o . . :**
Sake bought by an acquaintance who was going to Iwate.
Fresh and shuwa-feeling
Sake with no peculiarities
Can you get this kind of sake anywhere? I envy Iwate where I can buy it!
4.6 stars
This sake was made for the New Year.
It was a very tasty sake, fresh, mellow and umami with a slight bubbly taste.
It is also very cost-effective, and I envy the people of Iwate Prefecture!
Drinking comparison (๑🍶🍶🍶🍶🍶🍶💕)
This is what we drank last month 💧.
Iwate Prefecture limited, on sale on 25th
Koch wins for the opening sound: ❣️
I think the freshness is also Kochi's. ☺️
I think it has more sweetness than fire-roasted.
I think it has more sweetness than fire-roasted, but the bitterness might be more noticeable 🤔.
My personal preference is Koch 👆.
Good evening, Eririn-san. This is Akabu Shuzo! It is a fantastic sake, isn't it? I hope you will have a chance to come across it. I am grateful to know about various sake. ☺️
Good evening, Erin😄.
I was comparing the Hamamusume fire-brewed and fresh drinking 🎶.
I was comparing with Akabu, but Kochi is a legit comparison: 💕︎
Considering the price, both are good enough 😆👍
Touch Tacchi konbanhar (o´ omega`o)no~~!
It's only available in Iwate Prefecture, so it's a travel ⊂(*´yesu`*)⊃ oidet.
The price is cheap and even supermarkets have it, so people in the prefecture are a big help: ☺️
Drinking comparison (๑🍶🍶🍶🍶🍶🍶💕)
This is for last month 💧.
I'll have the ones I drank this year before the end of this year... 💧. Memo note
Alone
It has a light sweetness, but it is moderate compared to AKABU.
Suitable for a mealtime drink
Delicious with fresh tuna from Miyagi Prefecture 😋.
Warmed to lukewarm
Sourness and alcohol taste
My personal preference is about room temperature😸.
Good evening, Pandaras ^ ^
I myself live in the neighboring town of Shiwa. I also love Hamamusume and it has the best cosmetics, so I'm drinking it in the hope that it will rise in popularity and not become scarce ^_^;.
george.
Thanks for your comment. It's generic Akabu, isn't it? I'm glad to be able to benefit from it thanks to the fact that it's available only in Iwate Prefecture.
5.0
This is an Iwate Prefecture-only brand of Akabu.
Is this another returning brand?
Freshly squeezed, unpasteurized sake. Fresh and refreshing. Fresh and crisp.
It's nice. This is good.
Scoring: ☆☆☆☆
Next up is Hamamusume👧, a limited edition from Iwate.
This is the first time I've had that freshly squeezed sake 😋.
Opening the bottle🎉.
If Akabu is citrusy and refreshing, this one has a mellow aroma with a hint of melon.
When you put it in your mouth, the acidity is weaker than Akabu. It has a gentle sourness.
The sweetness is quite strong 💕.
The mouthfeel is mild and smooth, but the freshly squeezed, slightly sparkling bubbles stimulate the tip of the tongue 👅.
The alcohol taste that comes afterwards is completely unique to Hamamusume, which is not found in Akabu 😆👍.
It is a modern sake, but if it were a wine, it would be full-bodied and truly a mellow sake 🍶.
End of drinking comparison: ‼️
Both have an Akabu-ness to them though,
But you can't force it? If you separate them
Akabu🟰Sour and sweet sake with a strong sweetness and acidity
Hamamusume🟰Mellow sake with a good taste
💦.
Tastes may differ from person to person.
As an old man from Akita, I think I prefer Hamamusume...
(And cheaper too...)
...hmmm...I'm torn...(-...-;)oh well... -I'm not sure....
While I was wondering, ⚾️ started ‼️💦.
Behold 👀!
By Reality Escape Male
The aroma entering through the nose is sweet but not that strong. The acidity and sweetness seem to be in opposition to each other, and the flavor seems strong. Like Akabu, it has no peculiarity. I would like to compare it with Akabu's Junmai sake. It is delicious.
A bottle of Hamamusume in the fridge ^ ^.
My wife had bought it for me.
This Hamamusume is quite tasty and has the strongest cost performance!
My favorite!
It's a privilege of being from Iwate Prefecture.
Thank goodness for months when I have a lot of expenses (^^;;;)