アラジン
Sake received at the Kikuzakari Fair at Asano Sake Shop Umeda (2) 🍶.
Kikuzakari's sake bottles are designed by Mr. Fujimura, who is an avant-garde, underground and subculture-loving person, with his taste in full bloom, and the sake's hard-edgedness is not even slightly apparent. The bottle design is a perfect example of the Japanese taste for sake.
The sake bottles more than adequately embody the characteristics of Mr. Fujimura, whose roots lie in areas such as video games and martial arts, which are different from the typical Japanese sake world.
This is Kitakami Yakkyoku.
It is a junmai sake made from 100% Kame-no-o from Kitakami City, polished to 55% and brewed with Kyokai No. 6 yeast.
The aroma is again typical of sake, but it is not unpleasant, perhaps because it is unadulterated junmai sake, and has a gentle and elegant sake aroma.
The taste is characterized by acidity, with a taste of plums and plums, and a gentle finish.
The aftertaste is medium with a slight hush.
Interesting. ☺️
This sake is delicious on its own, but I'm curious to see what it would be like with food.
It might go well with vinegared octopus or pickled plum rice balls 🤔.
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ポンちゃん
Hi Aladdin 🐦.
I've been curious about this fair too 😆 I've never been able to get my hands on it because the label is so unique 💦 I'd like to try this one the most after reading your review 😊The bottle is also very retro 👍✨.
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アラジン
Hi Pon 😃
Aside from the presence of the label, the sake inside is a genuine authentic junmai sake brewed with sincerity and Iwate love, so I hope you will try it 😊I think you will be more into it if you also like it heated 🥰.
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