We tried the more expensive Mutenyu Tenshu at a soba (buckwheat noodle) restaurant in Matsue, where we enjoyed the regular Tenshu warmed up. When the bottle was opened, there was no gaseous sensation and the aroma was subdued. When you drink it in the mouth, it has a mild sweetness, which is followed by a robust umami, but with a clean and pleasant bitter aftertaste.
I thought it would be interesting to warm it up, so I tried it, and the taste and texture mellowed out, and it went well with simmered fish, and I drank it vigorously.
It has a wide range of temperatures that can be enjoyed, and is generally a mild food sake, but the umami is very clear, so it left a strong impression on me.
This is the first time for me to try the Muteki series 💖 The aroma is not so noticeable, but the taste is light and lactic.
The aroma is not so noticeable, but it is lactic acid-like, and while the mouthfeel is light, the umami and bitterness come gradually afterwards, giving a strange sensation of being cut 🎶.
Although the alcohol content is low at 13%, the taste that comes after makes you feel like you are drinking sake 🍶.
A soft and gentle bottle that will accompany you at any temperature from room temperature to lukewarm 🍶☺️
As the Buddhist scripture says, "If the heavens are calm, you will never be in need", we were filled with the calm blessings of the heavens 🥹.
I wanted to drink it.
The acidity is exquisite ✨✨.
The unity with the rice flavor is amazing 😋😋.
It was a heated sake.
I think it would be absolutely delicious cold 👍
The Muchu Tenju series is
I want to drink more of this series 😎😎.
The last one is the indispensable heavenly peace 😊.
This sake is new to me 😊.
It is a sake from Shimane, with a strong rice flavor... I want to drink it little by little 😊.
Looks good heated too 🤔.
That's all for this time 😁.
Speaking of Shimane, I am Tenju.
This is a sake called Mukai Tenju.
It has elegance.
It leaves a beautiful aftertaste. I guess this is what they call a lingering aftertaste.
Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice koji (domestic)
Rice: 100% improved Omachi produced in Shimane Prefecture
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 13%.
Higashiyama Mukunin
It's getting colder in the mornings and evenings 😂.
That's why we started heating sake again this season 🍶.
I've been wanting to try this one.
I had it lukewarm at 13 degrees and it was surprisingly light warmed sake.
I think it's a good sake for beginners in heating sake. 🙆♂️
I like the taste, but personally I would prefer it to be a bit more robust.
It is spicy, sour, salty, and a little sweet. It seems rather complex and cohesive.
Drippy, but not too loud.
It has a different flavor when it's lukewarm.