🍶🤓.
Dragonfly wintering eggs and snowman label: ⛄️
Quite a bit of schwizzle when trying to open the bottle 😳.
The corkage mixes naturally.
Slightly cemedine type aroma 👍not too sweet, fizzy and refreshing 😊.
First time in Kanagawa ‼️
This is a brand exclusively for the Yutoriro Group.
It is a dry and refreshing sake, so it is suitable for people from Niigata Prefecture, but it is quite expensive, so there is no need to drink it by force.
It has a fruity aroma with nuances of wooden vats.
It has a sharp, concentrated taste that lingers without any unpleasant bitterness. It is dry and has a sharp taste like old Japanese sake, but it is not heavy. But it is not heavy. ←(This is important.) There is a slight smell of alcohol, but it is not a bad thing.
The alcohol smell lingers a little, but the label on the back says it is 18 degrees. This is the type of sake I instinctively like.
At a glance, it looks like it is suitable for cold sake, but I preferred cold sake.
Degree of buying again 8/10
Izumibashi is one of the brands I've been interested in lately.
I wonder if there is such a one?
Shizuku Label Junmai Ginjyo (Nama-ginjyo)
Wow, it's a sake that enjoys acidity 🍶.
I haven't come across any insect-related Izumihashi recently.
I also found a new Izumihashi 💡.
my extensive knowledge of Izumihashi sake
Rice polishing ratio 55
Alcohol 17%.
Rice used: 100% Yamadanishiki produced in Ebina City, Kanagawa Prefecture
Today, while it is still cold, it is starting to feel a little like spring. I bought a bottle of Izumihashi's Sakura Tonbo, which has a spring-like label, at a liquor store. I was told that it was once-fired.
From the aroma, it has the gusto and freshness of a junmai ginjo. When you actually drink it, you will feel the freshness of Junmai Ginjyo rush through your mouth at once.