Yame no sake.
Weak aroma. Strong alcohol with a strong kick.
The aroma seems sharp, but the aftertaste has a long-lasting ginjo smell. The aftertaste is very lingering.
At first I thought it might be too subtle, but it's good.
It has a clean mouthfeel with little cloying taste while fully extracting the umami of rice, and a crisp, tight, light dry taste. It is said to be a model of THE dry taste.
Sake rice is Yume-Ichikyo, rice polishing ratio is 55%, and the yeast is undisclosed.
Served well chilled ✨
It is a sake characterized by a crisp acidity, bitterness, and a dry sharpness. It has a clean and crisp taste with a pleasant bitterness that lingers on the tongue 😆.
I paired it with potato salad and sesame kanpachi! Sake goes well with Kyushu cuisine. The potato salad also contains grilled mackerel and tenkasu, which is especially delicious 🤤, including the texture.
This is the first time I have heard of the term "total breakthrough refinement".
I feel that you are particular about various manufacturing methods.
Very juicy, sweet and fruity feeling.
White peach, apple feeling. It feels rich, mellow, full and thick. It has a certain sharpness, and since it was drunk chilled, it is refreshing and gorgeous.
A friend went out of her way to bring me this drink.
It has a strong alcohol taste with a creamy, cheese-like flavor. It has a dusty moldy smell like blue cheese, which is interesting. When combined with salt, it gives a completely different impression, becoming mellow and gentle.
I don't like strong alcohol taste, but this is possible.