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.
Pork Kimchi Nabe is quite hearty!
It contains a lot of vegetables, so it's very good for your health!
Let's compare the sake that we were interested in the day before!
What do you think of this sake labeled "Kamburi"?
It was a cloudy sake!
The owner poured all the sake into our glasses because there was only a little left!
Thank you very much!
It is quite dry and lightly cloudy!
We had a lot of it, so let's sip it!
Let's try another cloudy sake!
extensive knowledge of the brewery
Rice used: 100% Yamadanishiki
Rice polishing ratio 70%.
Alcohol content 16
Polishing ratio 55%, alcohol content 17%, 100% Aizan produced in Hyogo Prefecture
Sake made with rice from outside of the prefecture, which is rare at Izumihashi. Because it is made from Aizan, one would expect it to be sweet, but it is full of freshness and has a crisp, dry taste.
ICHI-GO-CAN from Izumibashi, purchased at a launch event at Shinjuku Southern Terrace.
Fruity aroma with a hint of sweetness. It gives the impression of a beautiful junmai ginjo with a delicious taste.
Spicy and delicious
100% Omachi, not like other 100% Omachi.
The first glass was sweet, so it is just right.
I wonder if I'm not feeling well enough to get drunk.
Polishing ratio 55
Alcohol content 16