Rice used is Omachi
Juicy and clear on the palate
The umami spreads out and is pleasant.
There is also a slight fizziness.
There seems to be a nama-shu version as well.
Sweet smell like peaches🍑.
It has a sweet mouthfeel.
The third day after opening the bottle and taking a rest day. The bitterness increases and it is nice, and you can feel the acidity.
It is delicious.
It's been about 3 years ❓ This is the first Shinshin Jikoujozo Namaishu 🍶.
The taste is surprisingly hard at the beginning ❓or closed 🤔.
The complexity of the second half of the bottle comes and goes with a slight aftertaste 🤔.
I thought it was good, so I drank about a cup and kept it in the fridge for 3 days and drank it again, but it was still kind of hard or something 🤔.
Modest at the entrance, almost imperceptible except for a slight cream acidity at the back.
On the palate, the swelling rice flavor is quickly followed by bitterness and slightly sharp acidity on a clear, clean mouthfeel with a slight carbonation.
I guess you could say that it is a deliciously clean sake with a firm dry sharpness.
However, if umami is one of the characteristics of this sake, I would like to have more time to savor it in the middle part. The dryness comes after it quickly and the bitterness is a bit strong, so I was left with the impression that the sake was somewhat busy and not very well-balanced. Even if I warmed it up (or changed the temperature), I think it would still be a bit tough.
It is clear, umami, and beautiful, so I would like to see the dryness in the latter half of the bottle be controlled more 😆.
Calm citrus aroma
Piquant mouthfeel
Refreshing sweetness
Fresh acidity
Bitterness with minerality, astringency
Less juicy than usual? and
Balance of freshness and drinkability: ⭕️
This is a limited edition sake made from specially selected Omachi rice grown with a local contract farmer.
This is a limited edition sake made from specially selected Omachi rice grown in cooperation with local contract farmers.
Rice used: Omachi rice
Polishing ratio: 58% for koji, 70% for kake
Sake degree: -1
Acidity: 1.6
Yeast used: Association 901 yeast
Alcohol content : 15
It was opened last night.
The acidity blends in with the rice flavor. Tingling and fizzy sensation.
Somewhat like strawberries from a candy store,
Characteristic flavors like mushrooms and freshly baked bread.
Aromatic.
Relatively light on the palate, with a wine-like minerality.
Delicious. Good.