Tedorigawa Arabashiri🍶.
My favorite sake ♡♡♡.
It's easy to drink, so I drink it with gusto.
Not too hot, not too sweet, just right.
Goes great with nabe and crab 🤤.
I bought it at a liquor store I wandered into on my weekend run🏃.
Since I'm on meal duty today, I decided to make the sake and the snacks to my liking.
However, I decided to go with my wife's favorite brand, Tetorigawa.
I like it too, and it is consistently good!
The aroma is fresh and fruity.
The mouthfeel is fizzy with a slight tongue tingle.
The inside is umami.
The aftertaste is sharp from bitterness.
It went well with skipjack carpaccio, tuna sashimi, steamed clams with sake, salted squid, and stewed fugu (blowfish).
It went well with all of them.
Nigolympics in the home are underway!
And so, the second bottle is Tetorigawa Junmai Nigori Sake Shira Kotobuki!
My personal impression so far
Kangiku Hakuginoumi has a juicy sweetness lingering on the palate
Eikagiku Snow Crescent had a sour taste
was more assertive than the other two.
What about Tetorigawa?
A sweet nigori sake aroma at first sip.
The sweetness spreads smoothly on the palate as you drink.
The sweetness passes down the throat with a certain lingering aftertaste.
Tetorigawa is the most stable in terms of balance.
In other words, it is a nigorizake that can be enjoyed by everyone.
Well, the Nigolympics will still be held!
Tedorigawa Tedorigawa neo. 2024 Yamahai Junmai Ginjo Omachi
Rating 4.4
Rice: Omachi from Okayama Prefecture, Polishing ratio: 58%, Alcohol content: 13% (unpasteurized)
Omachi" has a complex flavor unique to the original variety, mellow and with a long aftertaste. It is brewed with mineral-rich 100-year-old water from Mt.
The naturally occurring slight effervescence and low alcohol content give it a clean and refreshing taste. Although the impression is light for an Omachi, the long aftertaste and full flavor can be fully appreciated.
It has a sweet, umami, and mildly amino acidic taste that converges slightly.
Tedorigawa is still delicious. I thought about buying some because my master's thesis research was in Ishikawa, but I remembered that I didn't have enough money to buy them at that time.