The proprietor is a sommelier of sake.
The owner is a sake sommelier and the restaurant is run by a couple from Chiba, and they held a farewell party at a nice restaurant with a great atmosphere. I was very impressed.
We compared the same brand of Omachi and Aizan 🎵.
First up was the Omachi.
The aroma is refreshing.
The sweetness is refreshing, and the aftertaste is soooo sweet.
Delicious 😋.
How many years has it been?
White wine
No.6 yeast, "kamishige" yeast!
But of course, the acidity and bitterness are different from those of Shinmasa!
It's been a long time since I've had such a good wine!
The sweetness is moderate....
I think Fuji has the best balance.
It is a sake yeast yeast yeast, but there is no unpleasant acidity.
But it is a little bit tight at the bottom,
The sweetness comes on the bottom.
The aroma spreads more in Fuji than in china.
Tin has the sweetness of the core of rice.
Tin is good for this!
Dry summer sake!
Nice acidity! Low alcohol but refreshing and drinkable!
I like tin better than ceramic because it has more sweetness than sourness: ❤️
It's been a long time!
Yes, it's good.
It has a sweet and thick flavor like grapes.
The outline of sweetness and sourness becomes clearer in the order of ceramic, Fuji, and tin. They are all delicious!
Delicious.
The malic acid reminds me of Senkou, but it is sweeter and darker than Senkou.
I like Tin Tin because it's long and refreshing at low temperatures.
I think Fuji has the best balance of sweetness and sourness.
Beautiful. And the sweet dark taste of Oumachi. I love it.
The sound when the bottle is opened is also nice.
When the temperature goes up, the ceramic one tingles a little.
I like tin because it has the best core flavor.