This was the third bottle we drank on New Year's Day. We saved the Hakurakusei we had brought for another time and opened a bottle of Okutanba provided by my sister and her husband, as we did last year. It is dry but slightly fruity and easy to drink. It goes well with strong flavored dishes. Thank you very much.
No added yeast, lactic acid, natural wine brewed in wooden barrels, less aroma, spicy taste in the mouth, refreshing overall, lactic acid performance in the middle and end of the obvious, the last part of the residual taste like coconut water
It has been raining lightly all morning in Taipei.
The autumnal equinox has passed, and it has cooled off a bit, but it is still 25 degrees.
So, chilled sparkling wine tastes exceptionally good.
According to research, it is a highly carbonated sparkling sake made by creating acidity in a single-stage brewing process that uses the sake mother as it is, and then bottling and second fermenting the sake.
It has a grapefruit aroma, sourness and a slight astringency.
Delicious ☺️.
There is no brand name, only the description "fresh-stored sake", so I don't know if it is correct to call it "Yamana".... I don't know if it is correct to call it "Yamana"......with a little expensive meat on the last day of a consecutive holiday.
Additional Information: Purchased through the Seikatsu Club Co-op member catalog. Junmai Namaisake. Gohyakumangoku rice polished to 70%. Soft to the taste and goes well with all kinds of food. Dry taste" (catalog description)
The lightly aged junmai nama-zake has been heat-quenched and bottled to lock in the refreshing flavor characteristic of nama-zake. As a food sake, it goes well with seafood such as bonito tataki and grilled squid with butter and soy sauce, and seasonal vegetables" (catalog description).
Started drinking alcohol.
This sake is the reason why I started this blog. It made me want to keep a record of these wonderful sake ☘️.
I finished a bottle in three days.
Good evening.
Welcome to Sake no Wa 😆.
But a bottle of sake in 3 days is a pretty fast pace😁.
I'm sure you're going to have a wonderful time drinking sake 🙆️.
A long time ago, when we floated a small boat in Lake Biwa to wash rice for sake, we dropped a tag with the breed name on it into the lake. I lost track of the breed, so I named it Wataribune anyway.
Rice polishing ratio: 70%, alcohol content: 15 degrees
Junmai sake with no peculiarities
It's delicious cold.
It's a brewery in Okutanba, but you don't see it often. I've known its name since I was a child, because I found it in a nearby tavern. It's very mild and good for sipping. The sweet, spicy, umami, and acid all seemed to be understated and playing a supporting role.
When it comes to room temperature, the flavor becomes clearer but not too raw. It seems to be able to withstand aging, so it's a good type for warming up.