The first nuance, the impression of small white grapes, may be characteristic of low-temperature fermentation.
The line is a little thin, but the balance of umami and acidity is good, and it is a taste you want to keep in your mouth for a long time.
It has a good balance of umami and acidity, and is a taste that you want to keep in your mouth for a long time.
It is a delicious sake with a pleasant alcohol taste after it wears off.
At the Hachinohe Sake Brewery
We were served freshly labeled sake.
The slightly sweet aroma is said to be a characteristic of the sake rice, Hanasou.
It is truly fresh, with a pleasantly mild, white grape-like mouthfeel and a slight acidity.
It finishes lightly with a hint of acidity.
It is a sake for spring!
This is my favorite Hakutsuru 🍶.
The black bottle with navy blue label is kind of cool 🥰.
It is sold only in Aomori.
The first aroma is slightly sweet.
The palate has a full-bodied sweet flavor that is typical of Hanafukuyuki.
It has a beautiful mouthfeel, partly due to the 50% polishing.
The sharpness is not bad either.
I want to buy a bottle next year and drink it carefully 🤔.
At the Hachinohe Sake Brewers Association by Aomori Souls in Kameido, Tokyo.
Foaming and refreshing to drink.
It has a tangy, sweet and sour taste.
The aftertaste is a bit bitter and sharp.
But it seems to be a bit tiring to drink.
It goes well with stewed pork cubes.
At the Hachinohe Sake Brewers Association by Aomori Souls in Kameido, Tokyo.
The raw material rice is 100% "Gin Karasu" and the yeast used is Mahoroba mellow.
The alcohol content is a little high at 17 degrees.
It is quite robust and punchy.
However, the acidity is sharp and crisp.
It is sharp and sharp.
It is better to drink it with a meal than to drink it alone.
Date of manufacture: June 2023
Release date: June 24, 2023
At the Hachinohe Sake Brewers Association by Aomori Souls in Kameido, Tokyo.
Light and refreshing on the palate.
It is spicy but not harsh with umami.
The acidity is a bit of a shock to the tongue.
The sourness is very strong and refreshing.
It is versatile as it goes well with shime saba (mackerel).
Horizon
It is cold. I want to drink warm sake. So I heated it up. A little sweet. Slightly numb. Soft. A hint of fresh aroma. A fresh aroma like "Hacca" (Japanese Hakka).
Purchased at a brewery in Hachinohe. A limited edition for direct sales.
Located in downtown Hachinohe. Tourist-friendly. The brewery is located in the back of a beautiful building, which we were allowed to tour. Sake brewing is now concentrated in the Gotoh factory.
For the anniversary, we are also having an Aomori Fair at the same time as the Shinsei Fair, and this one is the real deal for me w🍶.
First up is my favorite Hakutsuru.
The first aroma is a faint koji aroma with a hint of acidity.
In the mouth, you can taste the umami with a little bit of strong acidity, but as is typical of Aomori sake, it quickly clears up.
It is dry as it calls itself a "stiff sake," but the acidity-driven umami is very drinkable and delicious.
I bought this sake after tasting it in Hachinohe. It was an easy-drinking sake with a good aroma and rich flavor.
However, I think I preferred the blue label (Hanafukuyuki? I think I preferred the blue label (Hanafukuyuki?, sold out).
Dry and drinkable. Personally, I like it very much.
It's not light, but it suits my body and is easy to drink. It's easy to drink.
I drink it cold, but I hear it's also good heated.
Next up was my favorite, Hachizuru from Hachinohe Sake Brewery.
The small "Hakutsuru" logo in the photo was written by Yokoyama Taikan as a gratuity for a four-door barrel of sake.
I think I could have a good drink with Yokoyama Taikan.
The first aroma is mild and sweet.
In the mouth, it has a very mild sweetness and umami.
This is my first time drinking Junmai sake from Hakutsuru, but it is the most mellow and beautiful sake I have had today.
Very tasty 🍶.