I was struck by the overwhelming presence of hiyaoroshi when I compared hiyaoroshi at a local sake bar in front of Mito Station and bought it!
It may not be strictly speaking hiyaoroshi because it is a draft sake, but I don't care.
Aromas of butter and milk caramel in a grassy, mellow taste.
Strong but mild and mildly smooth taste.
It has the flavor of a well matured nama-shu.
Good for drinking at a leisurely pace
It may be that I am from Ibaraki, but it seems Ibaraki-esque to me.
Perhaps it is the proximity to my hometown and the fact that I drank when I was young.
Sweet.
Has a sweet sake feel
Slightly effervescent and tangy
A little heavy to be served with rice because of the rice malt
I think it's good to drink it as a snack.
Delicious!
★★★★⭐︎
Sasame Sohei Shoten brews the sacred sake of the Kasama Inari Shrine, one of the three great Inari shrines in Japan.
This junmai ginjo has an impressive, robust flavor. Combined with a slight sweetness, it is extremely delicious 😍.
When I visited Kasama Inari a while ago, I bought this sake at Sasame Sohei Shoten, a sake brewery literally in front of the gate. Futanayama Shoroku, a sake dedicated to Kasama Inari, of course.
#Shoroku
#Sasame Sohei Shoten