I see what you mean.
A slightly bitter taste with a strong umami.
It is a taste that you can continue drinking without getting tired of it!
I would like to enjoy it with fatty sashimi👍
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The Junmai Daiginjo label of Toyobai rice, used only by Toyobai, is eye-catching.
Fresh, crisp, raw sake, but the slight sweetness and umami of the Toyohai rice is irresistible!
Delicious!
Rice: Toyobai rice, 39% polished rice
In-house yeast Alcohol 15-16
Sake meter: -1 to +2 Acidity: 1.3 to 1.4
Alcohol content: 16
Toyobai rice
Polishing ratio: 55
At a sake meeting in Tokyo.
A limited edition sake from Ikariya Sake Brewery in Mitaka, Tokyo.
The mouthfeel is very soft and watery.
It has more acidity than sweetness, which makes it refreshing in the mouth. It was a delicious sake that did not interfere with the food, but rather enhanced it.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Hana-Moi
Rice polishing ratio: 55
The label features a motif of a flower raft floating in the moat of Hirosaki Park in Aomori Prefecture.
I was fascinated by the beautiful label, which is reminiscent of a spring sake.
It is a dry sake with a soft, fruity taste on the palate with a predominance of acidity and bitterness.
It's been a while (or not 💦) since I've been out drinking ❤️
We were attracted by the word "gassy" on the restaurant's menu, so we ordered it.
Luckily, all the sakes on the menu that day, except for one, were unopened bottles, so I was maxed out 😊.
The fresh flavor lasted from the moment it hit my mouth until it left my throat, and although it wasn't as gassy as I thought it would be, there was a slight bitterness to it as well.
It was a happy drink: ❤️