Sake from Chigashimachi, Tottori Prefecture
🌾 Sake rice produced in Chigashimachi is used
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Alcohol content: 15
Sake meter degree: +9.5
Using Kyokai No.9 yeast
🍶At room temperature, it tastes like you are drinking sake! At room temperature, it tastes like you're drinking sake! Warmed up, it is mellow and goes down a treat. The bouquet with mushrooms is a surprising idea, colorful and beautiful.
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⛲️ Izumi-4
It is a Junmai-shu made from 70% polished Yamadanishiki, but the BY is unknown. Opened 3 months after purchase. It is recommended to be heated, so I didn't hesitate to start at 50°C. The color is quite brown.
The color is quite brown. The aroma is quite mild when the sake is cold or at room temperature, but when the temperature is raised, the aroma is quite strong. It is similar to Shinkame. When the temperature is raised, the umami expands even more, but it is paler than expected, and the flavor slowly fades away. The acidity is surprisingly low.
At 60℃, the acidity comes out and it is sharp and sharp.
As it cools down and the temperature drops, the spiciness comes out with some bitterness, and it quickly becomes sharp and sharp. Personally, I would raise the temperature to a higher level and let it cool down.
It is a matured sake that is easy to drink, but it is surprisingly good cold or at room temperature as well. It would be better if it had less odor. If possible, I would like you to disclose the BY.
The second Tottori. I definitely like it better than the last Benten Musume. It has the sweetness of a junmai daiginjo, but it has a wonderful, crisp, clean feeling as it clears the throat. The lingering aftertaste burns your throat and stomach!