As it is an old sake from 2014, I expected it to be complex, but it was surprisingly clean and easy to drink. I tried heating it up, but the refreshing feeling remained the same. The taste did not change drastically with an increase in umami.
The rice wine was delicious, but it traveled to the fridge in anticipation of a taste change...so...second bottle today 🤭 lol
First open bottle, Daishichi from Fukushima ❗️
I bought a 300ml bottle to try 😁.
When I opened the bottle... oh, this is... the dry aroma of a Japanese sake 😆.
However, I felt a cheap brewing alcohol-like aroma, so I double-checked the label...it's definitely junmai sake 💧.
Anyway, I changed from the wine glass 🥂 to 🍶 in which I was drinking Tasake lol.
The first sip is very dry and even after pouring it down the mouth... it still has a strong dry aftertaste 😄.
Even if you drink it cold, the alcohol will warm you up 🔥.
First of all, this sake is clearly for sake lovers😅.
It's not the fruity and sweet wine taste of today...it's more like the old fashioned way. I like this one as a genre though 😊.
Not only sake, but everyone has different taste preferences...so if you want to try different sake for the first time, it would be better to go with a versatile drinker who can drink anything 😅If you don't like the taste, it would be a shame to leave it behind 😢.
ps...I heated it up and it was just as I expected...better for heating sake than cold sake ❗️
Koiing gulls, I'm with you 😃.
Oh...congratulations on your 100th check-in at your first drink at Daishichi! Congratulations on your first drink at Daishichi, 100 check-in ㊗️ 🎉Yes, it's nice to drink with people who know what they're doing 👍I'm glad you like what I recommended 🤗.
Thank you Jay & Nobby 😊that might have been a little quicker considering it was before I put in the sakewa app lol 😆.
Last year I mainly swamped my office mates, so this year I'm hoping to gradually brainwash the younger ones 🤭.
Today is the first day of work.
A cup of Daishichi that I received as a gift from a junior colleague from Fukushima prefecture in my office.
I came home late on the first day of my vacation and started drinking late at night, but this was a nice souvenir.
It tastes like rice flavor blended with the acidity typical of a sake yeast yeast yeast yeast.
A real one-cup sake, as expected from Daishichi👍.
Daishichi is made from the original sake yeast. It has a freshly squeezed, intense flavor and a sweet and sour taste that runs down the tongue. The taste is strong and dense.
Of course, it needs to be refrigerated. In case you are wondering, the first bottle I bought was left at room temperature for three days. The taste was still somewhat different. I write this as a reminder of the good memories of nama sake and a warning for the future.
I bought it together with Tengu Mai. It is becoming my standard for heated sake. This one sinks in too. After the Tengu Mai, this one feels less habitual.
It is a honjozo, but the brewing alcohol is rice alcohol, so it is almost pure rice, with a rice polishing ratio of 69%.
Easy to drink, but with a big kick!
Dainishichi Seikyo Nanahama pickles set 🍶 sweet and refreshing while watching the giant tuna war. The set was given to me by my wife's mother, but I'm too austere 👌
a gift from a friend or family member
It's delicious and has a deep flavor that goes well with a wide range of snacks.
I prefer the non-Daiginjo namahashimoto, but this is good too!