How to drink: chilled
Preference 75
Color Clear and colorless
Nose: Gorgeous aroma typical of Junmai Daiginjyo.
Taste: Sweet on the palate with a spiciness that comes out later.
Overall impression: The sweetness is a bit peculiar and not to my liking. The spiciness continues slowly and lacks sharpness.
Since I was in Fukushima Prefecture, I bought some sake from a Fukushima sake brewery.
There was not much information in the store, so I was a bit confused, but I bought it on a hunch that I would probably like it because it was in the refrigerated section.
It has a slightly fruity aroma, and the moment you put it in your mouth, it has a refreshing, subtle sweetness.
There was a slight bitterness behind the sweetness and a very slight sourness.
I went to the liquor store in the next town over.
I went to the liquor store in the next town over and asked for the standard
Sold out😭
I haven't had it in the past.
I chose this one!
Yum 😳
I like ❤️
Slightly minced aroma
A burst of umami when you drink it...
I love the sweet, bitter and sour taste!
I also like the sake feeling: ❤️
Sake no Ohira 1,650 yen
Of course, we will end the trip with 🍶!
So, as the season calls for it, we will be drinking "hiyaoroshi" in a comparison style!
First, the leftmost "Okunomatsu"!
The aroma is warm and fruity, like bananas and tangerines.
It has a beautiful mouthfeel and a gentle flavor that spreads softly. It has a clean and refreshing taste with a roundness that is typical of autumn sake, which makes you want to drink it in small sips!
This one was served at room temperature.
The flavor of the rice remains, but it is light on the palate.
Serve with a strong flavor of horse sashimi.
IngredientsRice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Alcohol content 15%.
Rice polishing ratio 60
Sake degree: 0.0
Acidity 1.4
This special junmai is made with koji that uses "bean sprouts (koji mold)" specially blended by Okunomatsu and "Okunomatsu yeast", which is unique to this naturist brewery.