Sake made in Midori City, Gunma Prefecture
Alcohol content: 15% to 16
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Produced in Midori City, Gunma Prefecture
Tomihiro Hoshino 🌼🍶Memories of Mt.
[Memories of Akagisan]
Sake made in Midori City, Gunma Prefecture
Alcohol content: 15%.
Rice polishing ratio: 60
🍶The appearance is fun and exciting. The taste is more to your liking than the appearance suggests. Nice light nigori.
Red 🟥 color series 🟥 ①.
[Thanks to the handling at my favorite store.]
300 ml.
Opened the bottle, opened and closed about twice.
The first sip has a nice fizzy feeling with a lot of carbonation.
It is slightly sweet and when the temperature rises, it has the flavor of Junmai-shu.
Since it is already the end of April, we will open a bottle of "Akagisan" with cherry blossoms on it 🌸.
When the bottle is opened and poured, it has a gentle and gorgeous aroma of soft western sweets, apples, pears and peaches.
The mouthfeel is clear and mineral. The astringent taste comes out from the purity and lightness that is typical of Akagisan. The dryness of the dry astringency and the silky, calm taste of Junmai Oragami.
The dryness of nigori and the roundness of junmai are exquisitely intertwined with a crisp aftertaste.
It is a delicious taste with a sense of balance that is perfect during a meal as it is in tune with and resets the fat of the haramo.
A fusion of pure and dry.
It is a spring bottle that should be called THE Akagisan!
This is my first time to see Akagisan with Shiba Inu label: 🙇♂️
Kawaii💕
The aroma is subtle.
Slightly effervescent 🫧.
It has a strong alcohol and sake taste, but it also has a cool and refreshing taste, just like ramune 🙂.
Gentle sweetness and peach fruitiness 🍑❔❔.
Unfiltered raw, but flows smoothly and has no curds 〰︎
As the label of the dry honjozo says "man's sake", my image of Akagisan is exactly man's sake💪💪.
But I thought this sake was very feminine for an Akagisan 😊.
It's Akagisan time when you're tired from a full day of running ✨.
As it is getting hotter and hotter, the cool, perfectly chilled "Akagisan" with its refreshing coolness, light rice flavor, and pleasant dry taste is exceptional!
Almost the same color as the paper cup (white)
When you drink it, the bitterness and alcohol taste is more gooey than the taste of the rice.
The parade of acidity and bitterness continues to numb the tongue.
Only carefully selected sake brewing quality rice is used as the raw material.
Personal preference 3/10
Polishing ratio 50%.
Slightly dry
Alcohol 15