Standard, dry. Overall, the aroma, sweetness, bitterness, and punch are modest. The palate has a slight melon aroma and a distinctly bitter aftertaste. It is dry but has a long aftertaste. A sake to drink with a meal.
A record of drunkenness.
Sometimes I like to drink dry. Slightly sweet and tasty acidity in the dry.
But like water.
I think it was like water.
Maybe it tastes better when heated.
It is a rare summer sake.
It's so sharp that it's not enough.
It is like being asked to break up in 30 minutes at a party.
It is a good match for heavy meats and grilled fish with a strong aroma.
Spare ribs, sardines, sake steal
Slightly sweet and gentle. The aftertaste is sharp. It does not interfere with food and is a perfect complement to it.
A magical sake that is easy to drink.
Sake with a robust rice flavor that is not overpowered by spicy food.
The subtle bitterness that lingers in the aftertaste seems to reset the palate and naturally makes the meal go faster.
Gizzard and mushroom ajillo served with firm tofu and squid koji
On Sunday night, I went to Sakaisuji Honmachi on my way to work.
I ordered three different kinds of sake at the counter, and ended up refilling my glass twice with delicious dry sake.
It went very well with the food served at a popular izakaya.
Ingredients: 25% Yamadanishiki, 65% Gohyakumangoku
Rice polishing ratio: 65
Sake meter: +12
Acidity: 2.0
Alcohol percentage: 16