Nito純米大吟醸 雄町三十三 火
toyo0111
Two rabbits, good name. The jacket is simple and I don't dislike it.
I have to take a picture of the label before I drink it, so I read it first, but it seems to be a sake that focuses on balance anyway. If that were all, it would seem boring.
I put it in a large boar cup and checked the aroma, which is not that distinctive. Of course, it is not bad, but I was worried that the bad one I imagined might be right.
I took the first sip.
There is none of the mediocrity of my imagination, and I was shocked by the deliciousness and sweetness of the rice.
I wonder what the standard of this sake brewer's taste is. I wonder if their senses have been deceived by brewing only intensely delicious sake. In my sense, the taste prevails overwhelmingly here.
The sweetness and spiciness of the rice continues, but there is also a certain spiciness as it passes down the throat. I imagine it is probably neutral here as well, around +/- 0 to -2 (the sake level is not disclosed).
The entry and the aftertaste, I'm not sure how to put this, but after the impact of the entry, the nose takes a breath or two after passing through the throat, and here the aroma reaches its peak. Moreover, the sweetness and deliciousness have not diminished at all up to this point. I am impressed that the balance is achieved here.
I don't have enough words!
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