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I am in Kyoto on a business trip ✈️
This time, I stayed here on business until yesterday,
I traveled from Goto Islands in Nagasaki to Fukuoka to Itami,
It took me 5 hours to get there😅.
After work in Kyoto, I had my favorite duck.
First, we started with "Nichinichi" in Fushimi 😋.
Slightly gassy, 11 degrees fruity and easy to drink ❗
They use Sake Komachi from Shinmasa Sake Brewery 🤔.
I think I like it a lot 🤤 Good start to the party 😆.
It has been a long time since we have had a hibi.
This bottle is made from Aizan produced by Tojo Sadamori.
We bought fresh sashimi at Kadokami Gyorui, so we chose it as a refreshing sake that goes well with fish.
It has a clear and clean taste and goes well with white sashimi as intended.
It has a light taste with 11% alcohol by volume, but it has a definite umami flavor and I did not feel that it was lacking. As was the case with the Akitsu Yamadanishiki we had previously, the great thing about Nichinichi is that even at a low alcohol content, it is very satisfying.
★4.7
Peary, fresh and fruity, crisp, light and refreshing, 11% low al, trace gas. Quite good. I thought I liked it, but it seems to be made by Mr. Matsumoto, the toji of Sawaya Matsumoto.
100% "Hozasu" produced in the Kikuchi River basin in Kumamoto Prefecture is used.
Sweet and sour taste with a fairly weak assertion.
It has a bitter taste that covers it.
The taste of grains remains in the mouth after drinking.
Overall, it is quiet and light.
It is dry like soda water that has lost its gasiness.
Date of closure: April 17, 2024
It has a clean, clean yet moderately sweet taste.
For a 100% Aizan, the aroma and mouthfeel are not very impressive.
I regret that I raised my own bar too high with this low-alcohol Aizan.
The more I drank, the more sweetness I felt, but I felt that the initial clean and refreshing feeling was this sake's greatest potential.
The second drink was Kyoto's Nichinichi. The customer next to me also ordered it and said it was delicious. It was my first time, but what do you think? Refreshing, slightly effervescent, low alcohol. It was delicious.
Second cup.
I went to Kyoto the other day and stopped by the brewery to purchase this. Since it was a special occasion with my childhood friend, I opened this one boldly 🍾.
It stands up dry but with soft acidity. I served it with Akao no Suguki, a Kyoto souvenir, and Odawara no Neri-mono (fish paste) as a side dish.
However, I always think that this sake called Nichinichi would go well with delicate dishes.
The photo shows Amanohashidate.
Hi ellie 😃
I didn't know that Nichinichi comes out of Shinshu Kamerei! It won't be long before your childhood friend, whom you haven't seen in a while, gets into the sake 🍶 swamp too 🤗.
Hi Jay & Novi ^ ^
My friend drank both Kamerei and Nichinichi for the first time and was very impressed 😁.
I also gave her Genmai and Amezure, so it seems she's pretty much hooked on Sake lol.
The aroma is subdued and the mouthfeel is mainly sweet, similar to Kame-no-o. It is also low-alcohol and has a gentle taste. The aroma is slightly melon-like, but the flavor is quite subdued, and I felt the flavor of the rice was stronger here than in Kame-no-o'o. It was delicious... a treat 😊.