Ugonotsuki純米大吟醸 愛山
ちぇすたー
I had a bit of a bad day today so I opened another bottle 😅.
First time for me, a Junmai Daiginjo made with Aizan ✨.
I bought it at Kakinuma in Adachi-ku on my way back from a business trip to Chiba and it will be one of the bottles!
The nose is slightly grape-like 🍇.
The initial aroma is a bit different, like pears or bananas, and the first impact is a strong umami.
The sweetness is not too strong nor too weak, and the acidity is moderate.
The gasiness is only slightly perceptible, and towards the end of the bottle, bitterness and astringency emerge, creating a crisp finish 🤔.
The strength and weakness of the flavor is interesting, and although it comes with a bang at first and then settles down, it comes again with a bang towards the end of the bottle, which is a good feeling that you will never get tired of drinking 😋.
The sweetness is noticeable in the beginning, but it turns into a dry sake from the middle to the end of the bottle, which is both modern and classic.
As for snacks, I bought sushi and fish again because my favorite supermarket in the neighborhood is closing 😅.
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ichiro18
Good evening, Mr. Chirsta!
Oh my, when you're having a bad day, you need to drink something to make you feel better! My favorite is Hiran and Ame no Tsuki 😍I had a different kind before and it's delicious 👍It's a shame your favorite supermarket is closed 😅.
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ちぇすたー
Good evening ichiro18 🌝.
Ame no Tsuki, it was a delicious sake that I would like to try other types ✨.
Hiran is already in my hall of fame 🤣.
This supermarket was selling sushi at a ridiculous price in the evening and it's sad 😭
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ma-ki-
Good evening, Chirsta!
There are times when you have a bad day ⤵️
At times like that, it's best to let the alcohol heal you 😁.
I hope you are feeling a little better ✨
I haven't tried Aizan by Tsuki after the rain, but it looks well-balanced and delicious!
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ちぇすたー
Hi ma-ki-🌞.
You're right, when you're having a bad day, only alcohol will do 😂.
I heard that other kinds are more dry, but this one was sweet at the beginning and crispy dry and umami at the end 🍶.
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