ねむち
Hiroshima, Japan. Kyokuho Brewery Co.
Karasuwa Akai Karasu Special Junmai Unfiltered Nama Sake
Yes, the label looks like a hieroglyphic character, like an old shop name, and in a sense, it is difficult to read.
The hiragana written below is also stylishly designed and difficult to read, but it seems that "Urin" means the sun.
It is served with cold sake.
The color is clear with some tinting.
The aroma is slightly alcoholic with a soft greenish grassy aroma coming from the back.
The palate is fresh, with a strong acidity that rushes to the tongue.
The taste is sharp sweetness from the strong acidity. I wondered what the unique flavor was, and when I looked up the name of the brewery on the Internet, the word "apricot curd" came up, and I thought that the unique aroma that came through my nose after swallowing might be apricot curd.
I thought the unique aroma that passes through the nose after swallowing might be a little like apricot bean curd.
As the temperature rises, the bitterness increases.
Ingredients:Rice(domestic),Rice malt(domestic)
Ingredient Rice:100% Hiroshima-grown Shin-Senbon
Polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 15
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Good evening, Nemuchi 😃
I've been curious about Wuluan, but the price tag is a bit high and I can't afford it, plus I don't see it very often 😄I quite like apricot-flavored liquors, so I'd like to try it: ☺️
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ねむち
Aladdin, good evening 🌛I was curious about Wuluan because of its impressive label 😁I was caught off guard and bought it 🤣I thought it had some unusual and hard to describe flavor, but I was convinced that it was apricot bean curd 😊Please try it once.
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