Oirase-style Junmai Daiginjo-shu 720ml.
A local sake from Oirase, Aomori.
I got it as a gift from a friend. ☺︎
What is it, local sake? It tastes like sake!
It tastes like Japanese sake!
It went well with Aomori salmon and salted fish. ❤️
Local ingredients go well together 👌👌
Next was a brand brought in by another person.
This is a daiginjo made with wine yeast from Momokawa in Aomori.
A little yellow.
When you take a sip, you can tell that it is indeed made with wine yeast.
The taste is somewhat like an old sake.
The alcohol content is 13%, so it is easy to drink.
I'm not sure if it's to my taste or not😅
If you're wondering why I'm not sure, it's because I drank Senkou Retro one time before this one.
I didn't post it this time because I introduced it a while ago, but when I tasted the acidity of Retro, I thought Momokawa's was a bit too much.
If I had drunk them in a different order, my impression would have been a little different, but it is a little hard with Sentori as a partner.
It's not bad though 😅
Purchased at Toshimaya in Dazaifu City
I have the impression that Tohoku sake is sold at Michinoku Plaza next to Tenjin Station, but this is the first brand I have seen, so I bought it!
Drink it cold
Colorless and transparent
It has a peculiar taste with a sense of maturity.
It is not a good pairing for sashimi and other dishes due to the peculiarity of the sake.
The name "Nama-Seizou" means "freshly stored", so the sake may be shipped after it has been aged.
