The aroma is subdued yet slightly sweet, and the mouthfeel is sweet, with a hint of graininess and sourness. The sweetness lingers in the aftertaste.
Alcohol 16%.
Sake degree -8
Acidity 1.7
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From the brewery
Summer carp is a limited edition product available only during the summer months. It is made with high-quality sake rice (Hitogokochi) grown under contract in Iizuna-machi, a town next to the brewery, and glutinous rice produced in Nagano Prefecture, and brewed by local people using a yeast developed in Nagano Prefecture. It is a clear, umami-guchi type sake with a cool, refreshing taste. A water purification system using Shindai crystal is used.
Not just be careful opening the bottle, but laugh!
You really should be careful.
The gasiness is quite strong, and as you drink it, the settled oriole gradually dissolves, making it a summery bottle that you can drink all the way through without getting bored.
Be more careful when opening the bottle than when opening sparkling wine!
First of all, the aroma stands out well, pear-like. The mouthfeel is very refreshing, with just a touch of acidity and an aftertaste. The taste is very complex. The taste is quite strong, so it went well with harissa-flavored grilled dumplings.
Rice : 100% Kinmon-Nishiki produced in Nagano Prefecture
Rice polishing ratio : 59
Gokujo" is a unit of sake brewery heirs born in 1984 in Nagano Prefecture. Every year, they brew "59 sake" under a common rule.
The rule is "Kinmon-Nishiki + 59% polished rice ratio.
The theme is "tokin". Just as a "step" in shogi grows into a "tokin" (gold), how has it grown and changed since 2018? Please enjoy each "tokin" 59% brewed sake.
Marusei Shuzo Brewery, which performs the traditional four-stage glutinous rice brewing process, has recreated the three-stage brewing process without the four-stage process.
This gokujo sake has a juicy flavor sensation and a neat taste with the profound umami that is typical of Seimasamune.
It is a pure rice sake with an umami taste that made us sip while strangely convinced that Seimasamune's sake would taste like this without the four-step process.
The guy at the liquor store said it was almost the same as the same brand of Nigorizumi, but it was totally different, this one was less sweet and more like water in a good way.
It was like water in a good way.
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