The brewery is the family home of Yumi Karahashi, who is well-known for her TBS Sun Moni sports corner.
The rice used is not Yamadanishiki, but Yumenokou.
I think I prefer this one.
The aroma and taste of the rice are well pronounced, but at the same time, the taste is refreshing.
It is easy to drink.
I brought it to a dinner party, and it was well received by people who do not usually drink sake.
I would like to repeat this.
Impressive.
This product is sold exclusively at exclusive dealers and in limited quantities.
It has a gorgeous aroma reminiscent of apples and tropical fruits, a full and broad flavor unique to Yamada-Nishiki with a balance of fresh acidity and sweetness, and a refreshing and crisp finish.
This is a must-try.
Highly recommended.
You can smell the ginjo aroma while the aroma and taste of the rice are also well expressed.
There is a sense of gas and a lingering aftertaste.
Is there not much acidity? (Maybe I am being misled by the gassiness.)
But it is good enough as a food sake.
It goes well with food!
This is a raw sake from Karahashi that I drank last month: ❗️
It was so delicious and well balanced that I had to buy it because I wanted to drink nama-sake 😊.
I bought it because I wanted to drink a nama sake 😊.
The aroma is subdued, but it has a freshness and a hint of gas that is typical of nama-shu.
Delicious with freshness and a hint of gasiness ‼️
It tastes more Japanese sweetness🤔 than fruity and elegant.
It tastes elegant and elegant. ❗️
It has no acidity, but it has an aftertaste that quickly disappears.
It's a delicious sake that you won't get tired of drinking👍
Sweet taste
The flavor of the rice is strong.
Light, soft and refreshing, so it is very easy to drink.
Ultra low carbonation.
It reminds me of pear.
3rd day
The pear flavor is getting stronger and the strawberry flavor is coming out a little.
4th day
A little bitterness came out.
This is the best sake I've ever tasted.
Raw material rice: 100% Yamadanishiki produced in Hyogo Prefecture
Polishing ratio 60
Yeast used: Association 1801
Sake strength 15.1
Sake degree -2.4
Acidity 1.8
Amino acidity 1.1
Kitakata Meisui", super soft water pumped up from 100 meters below the ground
Gorgeous aroma of white peaches
Piquant mouthfeel
Luxurious sweetness spreading from sharp acidity
The sharpness is good, and the aroma through the nose is mellow.
It is truly a fragrant sake, pleasant to the palate and easy to drink!
(Temperature: Hanakazuke)
I️ will be going to 4 consecutive Fukushima Prefecture sake ️.
The second one is Karahashi which I had last time and it was delicious!
The second one is a fire-brewed Yamada-nishiki of ❗️ which was delicious the other day.
Because it is fire-aged, it doesn't have freshness.
It has a gentle sweetness and a firm umami taste.
The aftertaste is also delicious as it disappears smoothly 👍👍.
I would like to try other sake from this brewery 😊.
<Fruity, sweet, zu-zu-zu-zu-zu-zu, Aldo Don
This "Karahashi" is a relatively new brand named after the brewer's family name, Karahashi. The sake is said to be made with the utmost attention to quality, including refrigerated storage at -5°C until just before shipment, just to put his own name on the front. This is something to look forward to. Let's drink it right away.
The aroma is a refreshing muscat with a pleasant alcohol taste.
On the palate, there is a tangy, slightly carbonated taste, followed by a melon fruity taste. The attack is not strong, but I have a feeling it will be thick. As I thought, as I expected, the sweetness came right away. Then, more sweetness and bitterness. Finally, the rich sweet alcohol. The alcohol content is 16 degrees, but it has the strength of 17-18 degrees. Yum!
If I were to use a Ghibli analogy, it would be the young Dora from "Laputa: Castle in the Sky. She is a very cute but powerful pirate girl.
Satisfaction: ★★★★
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The last sake of the evening was an unfiltered, unfiltered, raw sake. This full-bodied sake has a tangy pineapple-like acidity and a firm umami flavor, but also has a sharpness. It is like a skilled ball player from a strong summer school. I would like to pair it with crisp pickled cucumbers or cut tomatoes.