Today's limited edition! Bought this one recommended by the liquor store 😊This is a new sake of Daishichi Namahashime!
The aroma is unique, like blue cheese! I don't think it has much fruit freshness.
When you drink it, the sweetness is restrained and there is a moderate umami from the acidity. The bitterness spreads from there and the sharpness is good. This is delicious 😊When we think of Daishichi, we think of its traditional sake making method, so we tried heating it up! The flavor changes drastically. The umami spreads and the bitterness is mild. The acidity is just right! Personally, I prefer it heated 😊I'm glad I found this rare sake.
I remember when there used to be a big signboard for Daishichi on a mountain near my house........................................!
Hello Jay & Nobby 😊It's been a long time since I drank Daishichi, but it was a very sharp and flavorful sake, not like the thick-boned sake of the time! It was perfect with hot sake!
I thought I had already had a drink with Daishichi.
It was nice to meet you.
It is not easy to understand the characteristics of the raw yeast production, but I can tell that it is delicious.
It was fresh and easy to drink, and from the second cup, I could smell the bonded aroma.
It is not a bad aroma.
It was a very delicious impression!
This is a junmai kamishibashi, a pure sake made by Daishichi, which is highly regarded as the definitive version of the kamishibashi method of sake making. The richness, umami, and acidity are perfectly balanced, and the aftertaste is very sharp.
Sake rice is Gohyakumangoku, milling ratio is 69% ultra-flat milled rice, and the yeast is in-house cultivated yeast.
Hot sake is very good this time of year.
Speaking of hot sake, I'd have to say Daishichi.
From the first sip, it's a delicious sake 🤤!
I paired it with snow crab, potato salad, pickled yam with wasabi, seared Spanish mackerel, and tempura taran sprouts!
The rich, mellow, full-bodied flavor went well with all the dishes we ordered 🤣.
I ransacked a cellar at a friend's house.
I found this in there 🤣.
Of course I'll drink it without permission 💪.
Daishichi's 10 years old: ‼️
I only had 1.5 gong left, so I heated it all up...
Lovely golden color ❤️
And it's a very deep and merciful sake with a lot of umami on top 🍶.
It's delicious 😋It's another one I'd like to drink slowly with food ‼️
By the way, my friend told me that "Fudan-o" means "Koboji".
No, if you knock it over, it will all spill out and you won't be able to drink it...
Menchan, inspired by Nochi, I had the special bean sprout miso ramen: ☺️ topped with nori seaweed: ☺️
It's delicious 😋 but after eating this, I want to try the special miso 🤣.
Next time, I'll try the special miso ‼️‼️
Home drinking. A staple in heated sake. This is my fourth bottle this winter. We also have a separate bottle of dry sake, so we are completely addicted to it. Of course, it is served heated. Stable taste. It sinks in.
I bought a bottle of Daishichi dry sake at a local liquor store to warm up this winter. I immediately heated it up and found it to be deeply delicious. It's a little crispier than the usual. It's a little crispier than usual, but it's also delicious.
Stylish drinks
Slight aroma, sharp attack. The taste is dry and almost umami. It goes in smoothly and has a light richness.
It goes well with grilled duck, mekabu turnips, and wasabi yams. It is a stylish sake with a flavor that changes in a subtle way depending on the accompaniment 🤣.
It is full of lactic acidity, which is typical of a sake made from a traditional sake yeast yeast yeast yeast! I could drink it endlessly with fried oysters. The subtle floral aroma in the firm flavor is well-balanced.
Yogurt, cooked rice, mushrooms, cypress, linden