Very, very, very delicious🍶.
Purchased at a liquor store near Aizuwakamatsu station. If you like sweet sake, you should try it. Recommended to drink a bottle.
Drinking on the second day of a business trip (5) in [Sake and snacks at Chuin Shinmachi
[After moving on from Sake Usagi, we next went to Chuin Shinmachi, a restaurant that Aladdin and I visited last October.
When I entered the restaurant, I was surprised to find that Mr. Kawada, the owner of the restaurant, remembered me, and I was astonished at his memory 😲.
I looked at the menu to see what I wanted to drink first! I found a brand I liked and decided on that one 🚩.
Karahashi Junmai Ginjo Omachi.
The aroma is sweet with a hint of umami, the mouthfeel is light but the flavor is firm with a hint of sweetness, and then it finishes with a pleasantly bitter aftertaste.
The image of a little bitterness in the beautiful taste is very nice.
This sake is one of the sake produced by Homare Sake Brewery, the family of Yumi Karahashi, a TV anchor on Sunday Morning.
As a person with glasses, I was interested in this sake as well as "Aizu no Homare".
Dark and sweet aroma
Gentle mouthfeel
Sweet taste that comes afterwards
Delicious and easy to drink with no lingering aftertaste
It is recommended to drink it cooled down to the perfect temperature.
Junmai Ginjo Karahashi Yume no Kou
100% Yumenokou rice used
Polishing ratio 50%.
Yeast: Utsukushima dream yeast
Alcohol content 16%.
Homare Sake Brewery is the family home of Yumi Karahashi, a freelance announcer who appeared on Sunday Morning. Wow ^_^
The combination of rice and yeast is something I have never had before.
The aroma from the glass was fragrant, sweet, and slightly soft, and I felt as if Yumi Karahashi's atmosphere was directly reflected in the sake.
I feel Fukushima Prefecture has many such flavors. Delicious!
Found after several visits in Aizu. Recommendation of the store.
Very fruity. It has a nice tangy, juicy acidity. Strawberry, lychee-like.
I want to follow this series.
Purchased at the Hankyu Umeda Brewery Festival
The aroma is sweet ginjo aroma😊.
Pleasant acidity and little alcohol.
Gentle sweetness and good sharpness!
You can drink it easily 🤭.
It is said to be inspired by the bewitching Aizu Bijin, and I think I'm going to get hooked on it just as the brewer intended 😅.