I forgot I had bought it and put it in the fridge at work, so I opened the bottle just now.
I was a little careless and it spilled.
The acidity and dryness are just right for summer drinking. Personally, I feel the bitterness is quite strong.
First of all, the top stand. The aroma is not fruity, but rather greenish and bitter. When you drink it, bitterness and astringency come forward. The bitter aroma also leaves the nose. The bubbles are strong and easy to drink, but there is almost no sweetness. It leaves a foul aroma and bitter taste and pulls away. Does this mean it hasn't opened 😑🤔Expect more after the second day? Hmmm! I looked closely at the label on the back and saw that it was made in 2009😱I thought it was from this year. Maybe it's too old and there's a bit of a tang 🤔I'll have to be more careful from now on 😖.
Good evening Waccho 😃.
I had a 24.7 manufacture the year before last 😋I think it is a blink-and-you'll-miss-it goodness that originally opened all over the place: ‼️
I wish the liquor store would tell us it was manufactured in 21 🤔.
Good evening Jay & Nobby😄I knew it was inherently delicious 😋It was my first time at a liquor store and I felt like I was tchotchkes 😂😂It was a good learning experience. Maybe I'll buy it again at another place🤔.
Made with malic acid high-productivity yeast. Aroma and acidity are fresh 🍎, sweetness derived from rice. The rice used is perfectly smooth. The type that can be slurped down with a glass of wine.
Rice polishing ratio: 60% Sake degree: -10
We continue to enjoy local sake at my parents' house.
It is dry like a summer sake and has acidity, so you can drink it without getting tired of it.
It is the 🕊️ of peace~!
This is Hato Masamune's Summer Jun.
For me, this is one of the sake that makes me think "summer has come! I think, "Summer is here!
The initial aroma is slightly sweet.
In the mouth, it has a mild sweetness and a refreshing acidity with a slight astringency that finishes off the taste.
I was concerned about the bitterness because Mr. Manachie wrote that it was a little strong, but I didn't notice any bitterness.
Lately, I don't often feel bitterness when I drink sake.
Is it just because I was drunk, or is it because my tongue is more mature than it used to be 🤔...
I'm going to sing a song now.
(I don't sing)
It was delicious 🍶✨️
Aomori Prefecture. Towada City. Hato Masamune Corporation.
Hato Masamune Junmai Sake, Nama-shu, brewed with malic acid high productivity yeast.
Purchased at Yamacho Sake Shop.
Seems to be made from "Mashigura" rice produced in Aomori.
We will drink it cold.
The color is almost colorless and transparent.
The aroma is refreshing, with a hint of green apple.
It has a light and minerally mouthfeel and is easy to drink.
It starts with a sweet and sour taste, followed by a slight brown sugar-like richness. The sweet and sour taste spreads quickly, and the astringent taste of green apple peel can be felt in the aftertaste.
Overall, it is sweet and sour, but it is not just sweet and sour, as it has a minerality and richness.
Ingredients: Rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 15%.
Good evening, Nemuchi!
This is my first Dove and I had it a while ago and it was a delicious and refreshing sake 😋.
The review was easy to understand and I recall it being just like that 😊.
Good evening, ma-ki🌛I was looking forward to reading your review of Hato Masamune's first drink 😊It was a refreshing drink, perfect for the gloomy season 😋It's a little different, so you'll want to drink the standard too 😊.
The brewer of Hato Masamune was at my favorite liquor store, so I went to a tasting & bought a bottle I liked!
This one, brewed with malic acid high-productivity yeast, has a very fruity and modern taste!
There was also a crisp and dry one, and a standard light nigorigo one, but this one was my favorite because it was so refreshing and fruity!
