The estery aroma of Omachi appears after the super dry attack with a sake degree of around +10. It has a strong character.
The sweetness of ginjo lingers in the shadow of the pleasant acidity of around 1.7 and amino acidity of around 1.0.
Cloudy white. High foaming. High viscosity. The aroma is full and sweet, reminiscent of lactic acid beverages, and fruity, reminiscent of pears. The strength of the aroma is medium. Fresh and juicy on the palate with a grainy and effervescent taste derived from unrefined sake. The overtone is reminiscent of Kamishinko, and there is also a hint of pear. It has a rich umami flavor. Strong astringency. Mellow sake.
However, under the Sake Tax Law, it is classified as "muddy sake" rather than "seishu," so it is an extra category.
Incidentally, I got tired of opening the bottle while taking precautions to prevent it from spilling out, and ended up opening the bottle while letting it overflow a little in the bowl.
7th cup. This is the last. It seems that it has been 3 years since I have been to Hyakurugakumon. It is sweet, tasty, rich, and surprisingly non-habitual. We extended the drink by 30 minutes and finished it in 90 minutes. I drank a lot.