くぅねるAccording to Maiko Tsuji, the toji (master brewer)
Sake that tastes good after the first sip will become boring if you keep drinking it. On the other hand, sake that has a sharp aftertaste with a good flavor of rice will naturally make you drink more.
What is considered "delicious" is up to the individual, but I share the same feeling that one may want to drink dry sake after a long time of sweet sake.
However, when I am after a dry heated sake, I sometimes want to drink a cold sweet sake, so it may just be a luxury.
(Sorry, this is a personal opinion without any content.)
So, nine samurai, or rather, brewers, gathered to brew a new sake.
I wonder what it is.
I guess because I am from the generation of 009, my personal impression is again a sense of heroism.
And speaking of personal impression, I like the movie version of 003 very much.
It's about alcohol.
I had an image of the sourness of Bodhidharma, but it is sharp and dry, betrayed in a good way.
Sweetness and sourness that you feel in the back of your throat afterwards.
Delicious.
I am not confident that I can wait until it matures, though it says "as it matures".
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