This is the drink I had at that Eiraku Restaurant. It was too late to take a proper picture.
It is a good "dry" sake. It has a sharpness that goes well with fish, and is good for the last half of a nightcap.
Location Yurihonjo City, Akita Prefecture
Rice type Gusan
Type of Sake: Junmai
Rice polishing 70%.
Alcohol 17°.
Yeast: Kyokai No. 7
Sake meter: +15
Acidity 1.9
Rating(scale 0-3)
(Item) Inokashira
(Aroma) +1 green apple type?
(Appearance) Crystal
(Taste) Taste
Body 2
Acid 2.5
Sweetness 1
Umami 1.5
Bitterness 1.5
Rings out clean, sweetness and bitterness of alcohol
Impression Fresh fruity dry
The aroma is subdued but refreshing.
In the mouth, there is a fresh and tangy feeling derived from nama-shu and a firm acidity, which makes you think it may be unexpectedly fruity.
However, it has a good sharpness, and immediately after that comes a firm alcoholic aftertaste. Dynamic and good in many ways.
Repeat Score 2.0
Slightly hard, unpasteurized sake. It has a bitter taste and goes well with spring wild vegetables. We enjoyed it with soaked rape blossoms, tempura of cod sprouts, and wakatake (bamboo shoots).
Tenju Junmai Ginjo, with a sweet but not persistent aftertaste, can be used as a food sake. It is recommended for carpaccio with fruit, gentle simmered dishes, sake beginners, and those who are not very strong drinkers.
This is another special junmai sake for spring.
Fresh and sweet with acidity.
Rice polishing ratio: 65 %.
Rice :Ginsan
Alcohol percentage: 14 %.
Yeast used : K1401
Sake meter degree: 1
Acidity: 1.7
I imagined it to be somewhat fruity because of its Akita name and appearance, but it is not so. It is drier than I expected, and the sourness comes through the nose, but the flavor through the nose is refreshing and delicious!
Scoring: ☆☆☆☆
Tenju no Umakuchi Junmai❣️
This junmai sake is perfect for lukewarm heating🎶.
This 70% polished rice junmai sake costs just under 2,500 yen per square bottle, but the secret behind its low price is that it is made from common rice, not specified rice.
The use of marigold agricultural university flower yeast as the yeast adds a subtle flair to this humble junmai sake 😊.
A bit of a surprise when I poured it into my glass 👀.
Quite a deep yellow 💛.
Is it an aged sake? I thought it was an aged sake😅.
The aroma is a bit greenish, banana-like and a hint of rice 🌾😄.
(Hey, where's the marigolds? 🌼) lol.
In the mouth, you can feel a mild, mild rice sweetness, followed by bitterness and a robust umami ❣️
Then acidity and astringency are added in a nice salty 👍.
The acidity spreads gradually and gives it a nice balance 😋.
The spiciness that comes at the end is just right and the balance of the five tastes is very good 🎶.
Third one, who can GET the big money this year ✊.
I'm in 8th place and my partner is in 7th ‼️
Well, lottery? Lotto?
What should I earn money with 😁😁😁😁😁
Good evening, T.KISO 😃.
I'm going to have even more luck after drinking Tenju! Please go buy some soon ‼️ and...since we don't even have any 🥲 if you win, please give me all of it 🙏🤣.
Seisen 🍶ordinary sake, fire-brewed
Iwate-Akita-Yamagata-Yuri Kogen Railway Trip🚃Day 3
The purpose of this trip, take the Yuri Kogen Railway to the last stop, Yajima Station 🚃 with breakfast at Tagabe Shokudo, a diner just a 1-minute walk from the station.
Sweet and gentle on the palate. ☺️ Aftertaste spicy and sharp, too. Loose. Daily sake. Pair it with a plate of sweetly seasoned barbecued meat to increase the spiciness. Both ramen and meat udon are delicious 😆I wish there was one in my neighborhood 👍
Tagabe Shokudo @ Yajima Ekimae (Yurihonjo-shi) 20241005