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Cold to room temperature...
The third in a three-part series? ...this time in the region of origin.
While the basic specs such as the rice polishing ratio and the yeast used are arranged, the sake brewing is aimed at "letting the rice do the work, not aiming at it", and the fermentation is left to the potential of the rice without deliberately trying to control the temperature process or the number of days of the sake. By reflecting the characteristics of the region from the soil to the fermentation, you can feel the individuality and difference of the rice itself.
Common to all three types (specifications)
Sake quality: Junmai-shu (heated once in the bottle)
Brewing year: 2020 sake brewing year
Rice polishing ratio: 65
Yeast used: Kyokai No. 9
Alcohol content: 15 degrees
The gorgeous aroma that spreads in the mouth from the start of drinking is the best in the trilogy!
You can feel a bit of bitterness, but the dryness is crisp and sharp without leaving any harshness🤔.
The more you drink, the more the flavor comes out gradually and gently.
Personal rating 7/10
100% Omachi from Maniwa in Okayama Prefecture
Sake degree +3, acidity 1.7, amino acidity 1.2".
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