Gale is a word that can be read in a variety of ways: hayate, shippu, tokikaze, hayakaze, hayachi, and hayachikaze.
Holy shit! I was "shippu".
I know the wind is strong in the gale.
It was such a summer time drink 🍶.
What is summery sake? That is the theme of Kido's summer limited edition sake.
It has a refreshing acidity, a light umami flavor, and a sharp sharpness. It is well-balanced, and the sake goes down a treat.
It is best matched with refreshing summer foods such as somen noodles!
Cool the sake thoroughly before pouring, and drink it at a temperature when water droplets form on the glass.
You can enjoy a summery and refreshing taste.
◆Kido/Heiwa Shuzo
Heiwa Shuzo is located in a basin at the foot of a mountain in mountainous Wakayama. The name "Kikudo" (紀土) means "Kishu's climate.
Since 2004, the brewery has been run by a young president, Mr. Yamamoto, who returned to the brewery from a venture company.
Under the leadership of young President Yamamoto, who returned to the brewery from a venture company in 2004,
Under the leadership of young President Yamamoto, who returned to the brewery from a venture company in 2004, the brewery has been producing high-quality sake despite its small size,
Kikido is a next-generation young brewery that is currently attracting a lot of attention.
9.5
The nose is of ripe melon and lactic acidity, with a slight hint of miso-like fermentation.
The texture is medium, and the mouth is filled with a burst of umami and acidity. After a half-step or so, the melon-like blue sweetness spreads, and finally finishes with a tangy, light alcohol feeling.
It has a summery blue flavor with a thick core.
I met another great sake.
Aroma
No particular aroma worth mentioning.
Taste
From the first sip, "Yum! but after opening the bottle, it became even mellower,
After opening the bottle, it became even mellower and more refreshing.
and it is very refreshing and easy to drink.
It is not too sweet, but has a rice-like taste and a lingering aftertaste.
It is not too sweet, but has a rice-like flavor and a lingering aftertaste.
and lingering taste that is typical of rice, it was the type of
It was the type of wine that makes you drink too much of it.
Gale is a word that can be read in a variety of ways: hayate, shippu, tokikaze, hayakaze, hayachi, and hayachikaze.
Holy shit! I was "shippu".
I know the wind is strong in the gale.
It was such a summer time drink 🍶.