Purchased at Otone Brewery in Numata
A limited-edition Tsu
They use Gunma's "Wakamizu" rice.
It has a soft rice flavor due to the ogara-mi (a bit of a dry sake), but also has a moderate acidity. However, it is not too sweet, and perhaps due to the second fermentation in the bottle, it has a slight sourness to it, making it rather refreshing.
It is not often seen in the market, but if you see it, please try it!
Delicious!
Local Sake Series in the Car 🍶.
Left Minister when I thought he was the Right Minister!
The joys of a short trip â
A beautiful starry sky and the beginning of winter 🍶 while eating sashimi from the supermarket in a prefecture without sea
The third drink was from a sake on the menu. I had never heard of it before. It's from Gunma," I ordered. It's an orikiji. Fruity. The taste is mellow. The acidity of the aftertaste is moderate. It was delicious. It's almost time to go, so I'm sorry to leave.
100% sake rice called Maikaze is used.
Despite being drunk at 13°C, it tastes robust.
A little sweet.
It will taste sweeter if the temperature goes up.
Then it tasted like pineapple.
No, it's banana!
Delicious!
The moment it enters the mouth, it is a unique sake with a freshness like a grape with a strong acidity that bursts forth with sweetness.
The sweetness and umami come a little later after the freshness.
It is an interesting sake with a beautiful combination of sake-like and fruity flavors.
This is my first sake.
Otone Shuzo.
Jizake Saotomi Koshihikari Junmai Sake: Mochigo no Akkatsu Nigori Sake.
I picked it up at Takahashiyo Sake Shop because it was one of the last bottles available. 1,650 yen.
I carefully opened the bottle following the instructions on the bottle-opening instructions, carefully letting off the gas several times, but being very careful not to let it bubble up too much.
By the time I finally poured it, it had taken 7 minutes.
The sweetness of the rice, the strong crackling gas, the slight sourness, and the bitterness.
On the second day, the sweetness increased dramatically and the bitterness decreased. It was a very tasty sake.
