Ame-dare Ishi wo Kakutsu Shiboritate Shinshu - Dew Saeru
Rating 4.4
Rice: 100% Mizukagami (environmentally friendly agricultural product) from Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture; Polishing ratio: 60%; Sake meter: -5; alc. 16%.
This sake is dense, refreshing, and intensely tasty, using the Edo period brewing technique called "Tomizujikomi". It has a taste similar to that of a noble sake.
Sake brewed with "mizukagami," which is rice rice, has a clear, fresh flavor with little cloying taste. Slightly heavy, perhaps.
Hagi no Dew, Shiboritate Junmai Ginjo Nama Shu
Juicy! It is freshly squeezed.
Sweet, with a little sourness...
As usual, Hagi no Dew is cosy and well-balanced!
The aroma is "!" and it is as surprising as the label and the name.
The aroma is of beer weizen (German white beer), banana-like fruitiness, moderately sweet and sharp, perfect as a food wine.
I was looking at the map of Sake-no-Wa and thinking that I had never had a Shiga Prefecture sake before, when this one caught my eye in the showcase at the liquor store.
It seemed to have won some kind of gold medal, so I decided to buy it and try it.
So I drank it.
It was a sake with a moderate sweetness and umami flavor.
Haginoro-rô for drinking at home after a very long time
The citrus-like acidity is impressive. It also has a strong umami. I thought it was perfect while eating. Personally, I would like a little more sweetness.
At room temperature, it has a smoky nuance.
Drinking it cold again, it is quite smoky.
Hmmm, I'm not really into Haginodew 🤔.
Hagi no Dew, Amedare Ishi wo Kutsuru Tokubetsu Junmai Jusui Shizukomi
This sake was used as a toast at a recent sake party.
It has sweetness in the mouth, umami, a nice sharpness, and a little bit of acidity that I like!
Delicious. ......
My favorite level ☆ 3.8
On board the Lake Biwa Michigan Cruise
A refreshing and easy-to-drink taste
Cheers to the happiness of being able to drink in the daytime and to a beautiful autumn day on Lake Biwa!
After a soft sweetness, it seems to be refreshed by a lactic acid-derived-like aroma and acidity.
I thought I might have had this before, so I looked at past postings and found a brand with the same name from around May ... .
The color of the brand name on the label is different, but the rest of the label seems to be the same.