Freshly pressed sake contains fine gas. In order to preserve the freshness of the sake, the freshly squeezed sake is bottled in a container called a "kameguchi," and then bottled just as it is. This is the third release in the Machida Shuzo "Naokumi" series!
The impression is more refreshing than usual. The fresh acidity is said to be fresh.
Sake rice is Yamadanishiki produced in Hyogo Prefecture, the rice polishing ratio is 55%, and the yeast is undisclosed.
Served well chilled✨
Opening the bottle! Freshly opened! The sweet melon-like ginjo aroma wafts through the air before you even drink it👍.
The mouthfeel is refreshing, with the strong rice flavor of Yamadanishiki spreading out later.
There is also a fresh sweetness!
This is mmmm 🤤.
It also has a piquant slight carbonation 😆.
If you like Machida sake brewery, I highly recommend it!
Machida Sake Brewery is said to be a fairly small brewery. This brand is characterized by the characteristic of its freshness, which is achieved by directly bottling all the sake after it is squeezed. Furthermore, the rice used is Omachi. I have the impression that Omachi is a slightly peppy rice that best expresses the characteristics of the sake brewer. We are looking forward to it.
The taste is quite ricey, but also melon-like and fruity. The sensation is of a dark, sweet sake.
Because of its richness, it would go well with a strong-tasting white sauce or something like that. The sake is delicious enough on its own.
It feels spicy and strong. Then you feel a slight sweetness and bitterness. At the end, the taste does not remain and flows smoothly through the mouth. I think it is suitable as a food wine.