A very tasty and surprising drink. Rainfall sometimes falls into the strike zone of outrageous tastes! Perfect with gorgonzola cheese. It has a honey-like sweetness.
It seems that you have to order the raw sake directly from the brewery, so it's not easy to find.
It seems to be an exploration of low-milling brewing methods with little or no grinding of the rice! The rice polishing ratio is 90%! The full-bodied flavor lasts forever! Delicious!
The rice is rich with a 90% milling ratio. It is rich but juicy. It is crisp and refreshing. The aroma is of ripe melon. Refreshing when chilled, and full-bodied when warmed. Very tasty. It is similar to Mimuro Sugi's Bodaihashi.
I had never seen this brand before.
I had no idea there was such a sake brewery in Kanagawa, but when I asked about it, I was told that Afuri is already a very famous brewery.
It is amazing to have such a refreshing taste at a rice polishing ratio of 90.
The aroma was not exactly gorgeous, but rather soft and fluffy, which was a real eye-opener. It would be perfect as a food sake.
The letter "Q" is said to have various meanings, such as "Quest," but it is interesting in its own mysterious way.
