Sake from a brewery in the mountains.
It is slightly amber in color.
There is no particular aroma.
The umami flavor spreads on the palate with a gentle aftertaste,
It is easy to drink and delicious.
It has a good sharpness due to the No. 6 yeast, and goes well with meals!
It is also good with meals!
Version I was previously reported.
Again, no mention of the rice (last time was Gohyakumangoku).
Sparkling 🌟.
The sweet, honey-like aroma suggests a rich, mellow sake.
It is sticky, viscous, fresh, and fruity like a peach 🍑.
The rich umami is thick, but the acidity is assertive and gives the impression of being balanced at a high level. The lingering finish is also firm👍.
The temperature rises, and the sake becomes more like a sake yeast yeast yeast yeast yeast yeast.
I think it is a valuable individuality in Niigata 🤗.
Named after the second generation brewing director "Yutaka Iwasaki
Rice:Gohyakumangoku
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 16
No.6 yeast
Dan's recommendation for umami-guchi type warmed sake
The bottle has barely been open for a week.
Strong acidity for warmed sake.
Cold sake has a unique umami with a refined acidity.
Personally, I like the balance of cold sake best today!
The color of the liquid is slightly yellowish, and the aroma reminds one of transparent grains.
It has a full flavor and a refreshing sharpness typical of No. 6 yeast.
A pleasant aroma of rice passing through the nose.
Sake that is both profound and sharp.
The Niigata Daiichi Shuzo brewery of "Yamama" brewed a special version of "Iwatoyo" using No. 6 yeast and brewed with Nama-moto (raw yeast).
It has a slightly thickened, yellowish color with a reddish tinge like fallen leaves.
It has a slightly thickened, reddish yellow color like fallen leaves.
It has a slight dried fruit, cork and oak flavor, a light matured feel, a honey-like sweetness, and a lingering acidity derived from the nama-moto.
Third photo: Left: Iwatoyo, Right: Tsuchida 99
Compared to Tsuchida, it is no match for its color and intense flavor😅.
Good evening Kotori 😃
The combination of No.6 yeast and sake brewing sounds delicious 😋I've never seen this brand before but I'm very curious 🤔I'd like to drink it... 😊.
Rafa papa, good evening😊I enjoyed Yamama before, so I picked up this one from the same brewery 🤗Light sweet and sour with a raw yeast base. I'm thankful for the sake store that carries a variety of sake. I'm in the prefecture but 🚗 too far away... I'm popping in 😅
At Kuwabara Shoten in Gotanda.
Fruity aroma that is not typical of special junmai.
Light and slightly sweet.
Very smooth on the tongue with a rich flavor.
Rice:Gohyakumangoku
Rice polishing ratio: 60
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Alcohol degree: 16 degrees Celsius
"Iwatoyo Version 2 was made with the No. 6 yeast in the nama-moto production process and stored under freezing temperatures with as little modification as possible in order to express the sharpness and character of the nama-moto! "
This is a very limited edition product from Niigata Daiichi Shuzo, brewed with rice from a mountainous region with heavy snowfall, dotted with terraced rice paddies, limpid underground water from the mountains behind the brewery, and the skills of the Echigo Toji, a master brewer with a long history of brewing sake. Version 2.
The second version of the Iwaho series is a special junmai sake made with 60% polished rice, using "Gohyakumangoku" rice suitable for sake brewing, with the No. 6 yeast used in the nama-moto process.
It has a matured ginjo aroma and a sweet, sour, lively acidity that fills the mouth with a white wine-like flavor. Compared to Iwatoyo Version 1, the use of No. 6 yeast gives it a wild finish.
Sake from Joetsu, Niigata.
Nakadori Yanma Yamama, a raw yeast version of Nakadori Yanma Yamama?
It is made with No.6 yeast.
It is a good combination of modern and classic sake!
Delicious!
Ah, this umami,
It reminds me of Kitajima!
Iwatoyo Version II Namahashi-zukuri Special Junmai Unfiltered Unrefined Unmixed Sake.
This Version II sake is made from 60% polished Gohyakumangoku rice, using No. 6 yeast, and stored in ice temperature after top fermentation to express the sharpness and character of the sake with minimal modification.
It has a unique reddish hue, an elegant muscat-like ginjo aroma, and a full-bodied yet crisp aftertaste reminiscent of white wine!
Joetsu City, Niigata "Iwaho" Ikuhashi-zukuri
There are three reasons why I bought it...
I've never seen this brand before 😲.
I was curious about Niigata's "Namahoshizukuri" 👀.
The strong script 😅 that says "take me home with you".
I see that it is brewed by Niigata Daiichi Sake Brewery, which brews "Yamama". They had it next to the Yamama at the store.
You can feel the extraordinary passion in the brand name with the brewer's name on it 💪.
Sweet umami and the acidity of the sake's yeast yeast yeast
The sense of maturity that rises from the back of the throat and passes through the nose is irresistible! 😆
It's an addictive taste ✨
With bonito tataki poke 😋.
Hello, Mr. Aaru Sake ☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀.
You couldn't escape the hot gaze of the quite powerful and masterful "Iwatoyo" 😁.
Indeed, Niigata's raw brewing process is intriguing. Always hungry for a healthy and tasty meal 😋.
Hi Gyve🤗!
Yes!!! I passed by it once but I felt the hot gaze 🔥 and couldn't resist buying it 😆 I thought it would go well with a slightly darker dish, so I made it into poke 😋.