The acidity is refreshing and impressive.
This is a summer-only sake perfect for the current season, but it tastes so good that I wish it were a regular. As one would expect from Haginishiki!
This is "Land Poem," a limited edition seasonal sake series produced by a young brewer in search of new Hagi-Nishiki flavors.
This junmai sake has a dry, refreshing taste typical of summer sake. Cool it in the refrigerator and enjoy a glass. It has a refreshing aroma.
It goes well with fish dishes and has a sharpness that promotes drinking.
☆☆☆☆☆
Refreshing acidity, the label says you can feel the sharpness, but it has a long finish.
And the aftertaste is beautiful and lovely.
It's gorgeous, but also suitable for eating.
Delicious!
Sake in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture
🐚Nagarami.
[Reflections on the trip.]
[Thanks to the conversations I had at the liquor store I sometimes go to.]
We went to Ito, where we both always go, and enjoyed a day tour with delicious fish, a massage near the station, and a day tour, although we did not get to enjoy the hot spring 😊The fun lasted until the massage was over 😨.
We changed our tickets to the 15:31 Odoriko-go for a relaxing rainfall drink at our accommodation. The train came in on time. ...... Huh? The train was not in operation due to heavy rain, and it was announced that the train was not expected to resume.
I had no choice but to drink ⁉️😅I honestly wanted two bottles😅After all, the train started around 20:30 and I spent 5 hours at Ito station😤That's what I learned today.
I learned something today: "Good news is waiting for you in bed." Wait and see, but it won't come, so take a cab to Atami for now 😂😂.
It was a very refreshing sake with a hint of lychee in the oriented sake yeast. The last time I was stranded was November 2 last year, half a year ago😂It was either a rain woman or a rain man 😛.
Rice: -Polishing ratio: 65% Japan
Rice polishing ratio: 65% Sake degree: +3 Acidity: 1.4 Amino acids: - Alcohol: 14
Yeast used: Shizuoka HD-101
We were also stranded in Ito due to heavy rain and were trapped on the train for six hours.
I was so frustrated that I drank all the sake I had bought.
Perhaps because I chose a sake named "Hazy"?
Haha!
But I really enjoyed the dryness and aroma of the sake.
It is said to be one fire.
Hints of pear-like fruity and koji-like aroma.
Mild acidity and gentle rice flavor.
Slightly bitter piri piri.
The label conjured up an image of freshness,
The aroma is refreshing, but the taste is milder than I expected.
It is not as good as Kamatoro Seared O fat.
Taste level 3/5