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Introducing sake brands with the strongest impression of "Sweet and Sour" flavor, ranked by the strength of the impression.# 11
3.98 pt.
The name is Motooi no Matsu.
It doesn't say it, but the rice is Miyamanishiki.
The sake shop's website says the sake content is -11, but I didn't feel it was that sweet. It's clean and clean, with a slight honey-like sweetness. It has an excellent balance of umami and acidity. It's a bit light for a raw sake.
It says "light" on the back label.
The label on the back says it is light. Is it a strong sake that can withstand aging?
Japanese>English
This is a fine selection of Honro-no-Matsu.
The first aroma is slightly sweet.
It has a light sweetness with a hint of umami in the mouth.
We enjoyed it with nozawana tempura. ✨️
The third and fourth pictures are of the Higashi Iida Sake Brewery, located about 5 minutes by cab from Kawanakajima Station on the JR Shinonoi Line.
It is really next to the Nishi Iida Brewery that I posted a while ago.
There was no one at the Higashi-Iida Brewery office, so I asked at the Nishi-Iida Brewery, but they said they are not related to Higashi-Iida Brewery in any way, neither as relatives nor as goodwill partners.
Japanese>English
Sweet but with a calm taste.
I left the order in which to serve the three varieties to the restaurant, and I hit the jackpot.
The label says that the brewer is a fan of anime and manga. He brewed it while listening to anime songs.
Japanese>English
# 12
3.94 pt.
# 13
3.85 pt.
# 14
3.85 pt.
# 15
3.85 pt.
# 16
3.85 pt.
# 17
3.69 pt.
# 18
3.67 pt.
# 19
3.66 pt.
# 20
3.65 pt.
