It is not as rich as the other Mizumoto that I have tried before. Instead it is quite dry and the aroma is not very prominent. Still more lactic acid feel as you have expected, together with slight umami, but overall it is quite balanced.
The second half of the offline meeting, the last spurt, and the drinks are pouring out!
The 13th drink
Tenjiku Tenjiku (Heavenly Peace)
The next three were brought by the manager on his own at the last order, but I don't remember the detailed taste 😅...
Let's start with the sake from Shimane
I don't think it's the one you drink in the second half of the meal.
It must have tasted a bit delicate and was too good to be drunk 😅.
The aroma is derived from koji mold and lactic acid.
Lactic sweetness and acidity typical of Mizumoto.
It has just the right amount of umami.
The aftertaste has a woody aroma and
The astringent taste can be felt well.
It's good. It's good.
It just fits into your body.
fire
This year, we heard that the lactobacillus was suffering from acidity due to last year's lactobacillus
The aroma is a mild sourness from the lactic acidity.
Sake that is easy to drink while still having the robustness that is typical of Japanese sake
Is the aroma vinegar-like?
Weak sweetness in the mouth and
and sourness in the mouth.
The aroma of wood wafts through the air.
Weak sense of maturity.
The aftertaste is soft and pleasant.
A blend of Namahashi, Yamahai, and Mizu-Hashi
The aroma is junmai-like.
On the palate
Sourness and sweetness like mizu-hashiroshi
Umami that is typical of Yamahai and Namahashi.
The taste changes with time.
It finishes with a smooth taste and a pleasant aftertaste.
The aftertaste is also pleasant.
Original Sake by Sakemoto Shoten
More gentle and rounded on the palate than the Omachi version we drank last time.
Gentler and more rounded in the mouth.
It is a good food sake that goes well with all kinds of food.
It was a good food sake. ❗️
The mouthfeel is soft and disappears easily, leaving a lingering aftertaste.
It is not only light, but also deep in flavor.
The expression changes depending on the temperature range and the shade of the atte.
It is a good food sake. ‼️