Nanoha-san gave me this Tateyama. I'm going to drink sake for my business trip to Vietnam 🇻🇳 starting tomorrow, so I'm saving it up. I bought some snacks at a convenience store, and now, let's drink! This sake has a refreshing ginjo aroma and a mellow, light flavor.
Tateyama is a light sake, which is rare in Toyama, and even when hiyaoroshi (hiyayoshi) is served, it still has that refreshing feeling. However, the junmai-like rice and lactic acid flavors are well expressed, which is certainly a characteristic of Toyama sake.
Pear, muscat, acacia, green bamboo, white dumpling, fresh cream, lime
home brew 🍶.
I bought it as a souvenir from a business trip.
I bought it on a business trip as a souvenir and drank it for the first time.
I wish I had bought more!
Easy to drink
I'm drinking it while licking seaweed
I'm drinking it at night.
I was able to buy it at a convenience store.
I want to buy a four-pack next time!
This is my first time at the brewery.
I wanted a little classical sake, so I bought it. This kind of sake is surprisingly cosy, so it was a challenge for me.
First, I drank it cold. It is a bit classical, but it has a soft and bitter taste in the mouth. The spiciness at the end of the bottle left a strong impression on me.
Then, I tried it cold. At first, it comes in without any discomfort. It has a slight sweetness, but it has the same mouthfeel as cold sake. It has a soft mouthfeel to begin with, but by chilling it, the spikiness is removed. I don't think this is a sake for beginners, but I think it has a stable taste. Perhaps it would be good as a heated sake.
