I think it is rare to find unfiltered Junmai.
It comes with a thud like the thud of a B-dash.
It is a waste if you drink it early.
It goes well with salty food.
I'm adjusting the salt content, but just for today, please forgive me!
I think it is rare to find unfiltered Junmai.
It comes with a thud like the thud of a B-dash.
It is a waste if you drink it early.
It goes well with salty food.
I'm adjusting the salt content, but just for today, please forgive me!
Takemichi.
The sake was kept well chilled and warmed up to a little above lukewarm.
The sake is well-balanced, with a hint of aroma and a strong sense of umami and acidity.
It is not sweet, but the beautiful liquid makes you think it might be sweet. It is not sweet, but the beautiful liquid gives the illusion that it might be sweet.
It was an amazing drink.
It soaked into my body.
King's Records
2,200 yen
Alcohol 15.5
Ingredient rice: --
Sake degree: --
Rice polishing ratio 60
It gives the impression of being a modern classic. The mouthfeel is fruity, but the flavor is robust.
Oroku is made in small batches and the taste can vary due to the fact that they do not adjust each tank, but this time it was delicious to my liking.
The year of production also varies, but this is because the brewery ships only those that have met their standards.
The older ones have a slightly old sake-like flavor.
Purchased at a special store.
After purchasing it, I immediately put it in a chilled cooler box and put it in the refrigerator as soon as I got home.
I put it in a cooler box and put it in the fridge as soon as I got home.
It was a type of wine that I had never drunk before. It is a type of drink I have never had.
I'll leave the explanation to someone who is good at it. It has a gaseous and sour taste, but the aftertaste is very sweet and tasty. I served it with seafood from the San'in region to accompany the sake.
I was happy.
I bought it because it was the first choice at my favorite liquor store,
I bought it because it was the top recommendation at my favorite liquor store.
The moment I drank it, the sourness and umami spread in my mouth and I roared with deliciousness.
The Royal Reward
The aroma is reminiscent of minerals. The nose has a mineral note, with a hint of gas, sweetness, and minerality. The second half has a strong alcohol taste and umami. The end is tangy and spicy, and it finishes crisp and clean.
The minerality and umami are typical of Ohroku. This is the impression of "Ohroku".
★★★★
