Snow Kayasha Junmai Ginjo Hiyoroshi, Yamada Nishiki and Akita Sake Komachi 55% polished rice, slowly matured for over half a year. It has the richness and umami of junmai sake with a light, refreshing umakuchi taste. Today, I'm having meat and potatoes, simmered flounder, and horse mackerel with nameko mushrooms 😋 #Yaohiro #Yaohiro Tsujido #Tsujido #Fujisawa
I've bought this hiyaoroshi version of the Yamahai, a masterpiece of Yukino Kayasha, many times. I feel blessed that I can easily find this at my local liquor store.
The alcohol content is 16%. The taste is a balance of the umami and bitterness of Yamahai. The hiyaoroshi version is a little more robust and dry. And it is cheap! I love this taste and the price is very reasonable.
If you drink it often, this is the one! I have raved about it many times.
Green apple and beautiful sugar-like aroma 🍏😆😆.
In the mouth, green apple and grape-like aroma spreads on the fresh mouthfeel 😋✨.
The taste of rice is exquisite and the taste of beautiful sugar lingers for a long time, and the lingering bitterness is also very restrained and delicious 😋😋🍶😋🍶.
Fresh fruity aroma like apple and muscat.
When you drink it, it has a sweet and sour taste for a moment, but it is also thick and you can feel the mellowness of the rice. There is a slight bitterness in the aftertaste, but it does not leave a strange aftertaste, and it is clean and clear.
It has a gorgeous aroma but is refreshing, so it would be good as a food sake for people who like fruity sake.
If we were to classify it into 4 types, I would say it is a mellow sake. Or is it a mellow sake, or is it a fragrant sake, but it has too much aroma to be called a refreshing sake?
Well, in the end, these 4 types of classification are difficult for me...
The design of Snow Kayasha Bishu makes you want to drink it regularly, although its availability is limited.
The rich sweetness and spiciness are in perfect balance in the mouth, and the lingering aftertaste is pleasantly crisp with just the right amount of sweetness.
Here is the next hiya-otoshi of the year that you must not miss 🍁.
The aroma is lightly sour and citrus 🍊.
If you drink it, you'll find sweetness and acidity of a sake yeast, and melon-like fruitiness 🍈.
It has a complex aroma, with a variety of flavors ranging from fresh to mature, and it's very drinkable, but it's all nicely integrated.
The higher the temperature, the richer and more complex the flavor.
It has a modern atmosphere.
The acidity, which is typical of Yamahai, is also effective 😌.
The richness of the flavor, the bitterness in the aftertaste, and the astringency give it a strong hiyaoroshi flavor 🍂.