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Asukai純米生酛原酒
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ねむち
Fukui, Niiri-gun, Fukui Prefecture. Niu Sake Brewery Co. Asukai: Junmai-genshu, sake made from fresh yeast. Purchased in Osaka at a store in Fukushima that has a good selection of Sanin sake and sake for heating. It is a fairly small brewery, and they have a toji who came from elsewhere to sit down and make sake. We had it cold. The color is quite yellowish. The aroma is a little lactic, woody, nutty, and slightly sweet in the back, and is complex and difficult to understand. On the palate, it has a trolley-like texture. The taste is a slight brown sugar-like sweetness at first, and slowly coats the tongue with sourness. The spiciness starts to stimulate the tongue in the middle, and the taste quickly disappears. At room temperature, a sourness that tastes like a sourness comes out. It can also be served heated at 45-50℃. The fragrance and the hint of aroma become chocolate-like, the acidity becomes more assertive, and the tingling sensation on the tongue is a bit amplified. The tingling sensation on the tongue is slightly amplified. I think it tastes better when warmed up. Ingredients: Rice (domestic), Rice malt (domestic) Ingredients: 100% Kuzuryu rice produced in Eiheiji-cho, Fukui Prefecture Polishing ratio: 60 Alcohol content: 17.5
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アラジン
Good evening, Nemuchi 😃 I didn't know that Kuzuryu rice is suitable for sake brewing 😳 This sake brewed with Kuzuryu looks good heated 🍶. I want to be a sake drinker who can also enjoy this kind of sake instead of drinking only modern sake 😌.
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ジャイヴ
Hello, Nemuchi-san! I didn't know there was a sake shop in Kansai that carries Asukai, which bouken-san also wanted to try 😲. It has a different water source from the main sake breweries in Fukui and has a long history, claiming to be the oldest brewery in Fukui 😁.
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bouken
Hello Nemuchi 😃 Looks like it is suitable for warmed sake as the label suggests 😊. I found out about Kutouryuu when Sanzen Sakura used it when it was in Gifu 😁I have the impression that not many breweries use it 🤔.
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ねむち
Aladdin, good evening 🌛I don't see much Kuzuryu rice, but like bouken, I had an image of Sanzen Sakura 😊 Recently I've been thinking of trying some classical and heated up types 😆.
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ねむち
Gyve-san, good evening 🌛bouken-san also has great detection skills and found "Asukai" at another store 😆It is a venerable sake brewery in Fukui 😳I bought a packet without prior knowledge but I am glad I did 😋.
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ねむち
bouken, good evening 🌛I also have an image of Kuzuryu rice as Sanzen Sakura 😊I was attracted by the label I had never seen before and bought it immediately, so I missed the sake degree +8 on the back label 🤣It was exactly what the label said it was 😁.
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