Fruity and light 🎵.
Light and slightly effervescent, it is easy to drink like a juice. ❗️ A sweet and delicious sake that is very easy to drink. ✨️
Your liking:★★★★★★★★☆☆☆☆
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Rice type: Yamada Nishiki 100% from Old Yoneda Village
Alcohol content: 11
Technique: Kasho / ultra-low-temperature fermentation at near-zero degrees with slight foaming (not secondary fermentation in the bottle)
Production date: 4th brewing season2025.3.1
Place of Origin: Kyoto City
Brewery: Nissha Brewing Co.
Place of Origin: 628 Joto-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City
Tasting: colorless/slightly sparkling
Nose: Melon green, banana/sweet flower at the bottom of the glass, followed by yogurt
Taste: refreshing/slightly sweet with medium acidity/lactic acid/slightly alcoholic/slightly oily aftertaste
Introduction: The wine maker chose a non-sweet and flavorful brewing style.
In Shimane Prefecture (7) Souvenirs for a friend's house
This is another sake I chose after consulting with a liquor store!
I really wanted to bring Kaze no Mori, but I felt it would not keep the temperature well. I asked him if he had any similar sakes that were fire-aged.
It is a sour, carbonated sake with a koji flavor. It said on its website that it was made with lactic acid bacteria. I was not sure what kind of category it was.
My friend said it has a low alcohol content but feels strong and tastes of koji!
I now understand a little more why the liquor store said it was similar to Kaze no Mori!
We drank 4 bottles side by side, Gassan from Shimane, Shichikanma, Nichinichi from Kyoto, and Kido from Wakayama, all different types, so it was a good time to compare 🥰.
That's all for my trip to Shimane Prefecture!