The top is fruity. When you drink it, it has a full-bodied sweetness with a hint of aroma that is different from the top. There is bitterness and a fine gasiness. It is fresh, sweet and bitter with little acidity. The mouthfeel is a bit clattery, sweet and umami. Good with sushi
It was my first time to try this brand.
I like Kaze no Mori and other gassy ones, but I ordered a minor one in that vein. I was completely hooked. This is the kind of sharpness I was looking for!
Long time no post.
We've been drinking all our own booze.
The aroma is ripe and sweet, like baked apples. The aroma is fruity, but more tangy than fresh.
The taste is a rich sweetness unique to nama sake. It is accented with a mineral taste and a rough feeling on the tongue. It is also easily recognizable as a Hokuriku sake, perhaps a characteristic of the Gohyakumangoku variety! It is immediately recognizable as Hokuriku sake.
Also, the acidity that I sensed as the temperature range increased. I realized the true nature of the sense of maturity I sensed in the aroma. Malic acid or citric acid type. It may be one of the ways to keep acidity in the raw draft.
The richness of nama sake is also delicious, but I was expecting a more subtracted dry sake with a deeper flavor.
The Tsuneyama I drank before was fire-aged, right? I have been secretly looking forward to this brewery for a long time because it has a thick flavor and is easy to drink as a dry sake.
I would like to try the hi-ire version in another month or so.
Please try it.
They say it's a rare one that comes twice a year.
Yes, it is sharp, but it also has a sweetness to the rice, giving it a light and delicious impression!
I was wondering if Tsuneyama is dry. I thought it might be dry, but this was easy to drink!
But this was easy to drink!
Great with cherry blossom dumplings~!
I recommend eating it with a meal!
It tastes great with a meal!