Aged Sake😎.
Nada no Nama Ippon brand is a junmai sake brewed by brewing engineers in Nada Gogo (eight breweries of the Nada Sake Research Association) using only rice produced in Hyogo Prefecture, and is apparently a unified brand of the eight breweries.
One of the eight breweries is Kenrishi.
Mellow and full flavor that is typical of a long-aged sake.
Full-bodied taste 😆.
Mild matured aroma
I never get tired of drinking it 😆😆😆.
Hyogo Prefecture
Nada no Nama Ippon Junmai-shu
Rice polishing ratio 70%.
Alcohol 17.5
This is a rare Junmai sake from Kenbishi.
I happened to have a chance to obtain it and was delighted to buy it.
The aroma is truly Kembishi.
In the mouth, it has a rich, rich flavor like Shaoxing sake.
The aftertaste is strong alcohol.
Since it is really rare, I was thankful to taste it.
Next up was a Kenrishi, which was actually a first for us.
This sake has a strong rice flavor with a mellow spread.
This is a sake that is best served warmed.
I want to try it warmed next time.
It is yellowish and thick.
The aroma is weak, but when you put it in your mouth, you can smell the aroma of rice and sake.
It goes well with saltiness, soy sauce, and many other Japanese dishes, and you feel like you are drinking sake.