The 40th sake brewery in Gifu Prefecture.
The main brand of Iwamura Jozo in Iwamura-cho, Ena City.
Purchased at a supercenter in Seki City.
The aroma is apple-like ginjo aroma. The color is a little yellowish.
The palate is light and dry with a bitter taste, but the apple sweetness comes later, so it is not a problem.
When you hear the name of the female lord of the castle, Ii Naotora may come to mind, but this one refers to Oda Nobunaga's aunt, Otsuya-no-Kata. She is a female lord of the castle who was at the mercy of the power struggle between Oda and Takeda, married four times, and was crucified by her nephew at the end of her life.
Regular delivery April only.
Sweet flavor at first, but dry on the palate.
The more you drink, the drier it gets.
Quite spicy.
Production date: April 2024
Release date: May 1, 2024
100% "Kitashizuku" grown in Hokkaido Prefecture is used.
Slightly dry aftertaste with sweet and sour taste and bitterness.
Easy to drink, not too sweet.
Can be drunk neatly.
Date of manufacture: April 2024
Close date: May 1, 2024
Nigori (nigori) sake for summer only.
More sparkling and dry than the one we had the other day.
Perfect for summer!
But is it a limited edition sake for this year only? That's what I was told.
Sourced in Japan
The twisted lid was loosely tightened and leaked a little during transportation.
The aroma was good, as is typical of honjozo, and it was delicious.
On the way back from Nagoya on the Shinkansen.
Dry, more spicy on the back palate than on the palate.
It tastes normal when you drink it, but you can smell a little odor at the moment you drink it.
