Soukai dry, unfiltered, unpasteurized sake
Summer Nama-moto
A bit like a perverted sake?
That was my first impression 🤓.
Sweetness, acidity, umami, and alcohol are all felt in different ways 😋.
And the bitterness comes at the end 😋.
In a bad way, it doesn't have a sense of unity,
It's like the various tastes are asserting each other.
Interesting sake 😆🤗🤗
Almost colorless and transparent. Sweet aroma reminiscent of custard cream and vanilla. The intensity of the aroma is medium. The mouthfeel is mild. The aroma is reminiscent of mixed juices, and there is a hint of grain. The mouthfeel is sweet, sour, and juicy. Even if there is no entrée, it has a lingering flavor that makes you want to drink more and more. It has a medium lingering aftertaste with a light acidity. It is a fragrant and mellow sake.
It was my first time to buy sake from the brewery, and the bottle looked so dignified that I bought it.
The first time I drank it, I was impressed by the crisp flavor and the deliciousness of the rice. There is still a lot of room for me to explore sake in Fukui, and I look forward to the second day and beyond!
On the second day, the intensity of the flavor changed. The flavor became stronger. The flavor is sharp and light and rich. If you meet it at an izakaya, you might be shocked. It is really good.
Surprisingly refreshing aroma.
Slightly fizzy and tangy.
It has a pear flavor, citrus flavor, and a hint of green.
The acidity is refreshing, and the rice is light and full-bodied.
There is a slight bitter and spicy alcohol taste.
The alcohol content is a powerful 18.5,
It is crisp and has a good sense of spiciness.
Taste 3.5/5
60%, 17.5°, Sake meter value +3.5, tangy on the palate, modest fruity aroma, slight acidity that makes you think it is refreshing, but the second half of the bottle is very drinkable. Sake
Soft and gentle aftertaste, but mellow for an Ihyakumangoku.
The acidity is quite strong, so you will not get tired of drinking it even when it is hot.
The umami is also strong and refreshing.
4.25
The aroma is mild and slightly sake-like. It has a mild aroma and a slight sake-like flavor. The spiciness makes it crisp and refreshing, and you will never get tired of drinking it. Ihyakumangoku. With smoked scallops
I was attracted by the unique label and ordered it.
The flavor comes from a subtle acidity.
Basically, it was dry, crisp, and easy to drink. Thank you very much for the sake!
Asukai Mutenka Namaishige Junmai Namaishake.
And the keyword of the creator alone makes you want to drink this sake.
The color is nice and the aroma is mild, with gentle aromas of iso-type melon and banana.
When you start to drink it with a sake cup, the rounded texture and thickness of the tongue and the acidity that spreads over the palate like a stain are pleasant, and the depth of umami and supporting sweetness stand behind the extending acidity.
The acidity is pleasant, with a deep, rich umami and supporting sweetness behind the extended acidity. The acidity can be felt well from the lukewarm temperature, but as the sake goes from top-heat to hot, the acidity is reduced and the sullen feeling begins to emerge.
The more it is heated up, the more it becomes less thick.
I bought it because of the old man's face.
The taste is complex with a combination of umami, acidity, and astringency, but it also has a slight fruity note.
It has a sharp aftertaste with just a hint of fizziness, making it a sake that goes down well in spite of its strong flavor and alcohol content.
