A brand name of Tenzan Brewery of Shichida for the domestic market. Honjozo-like alcohol taste and steamed cloth aroma.
apricot sweetness, and dryness. This kind of assembly is also good.
Light amber color. The aroma of open peaches spreads, converging with apricot bitterness, and lingering apricot sweetness. HyogoSake85, an improved version of Yamadanishiki, is used.
Left photo. Reads "Sasazuru." Smooth apricot sweetness, bitterness, and rice sourness. The dryness is moderate. The set of sake comparison was surprisingly full of straight-forward and delicious sake.
Photo right. Dark amber color. Strong peculiarity at the moment of drinking. Burnt bitterness, apricot aroma, strong dryness. It goes well with oily food. As you get used to drinking it, you can feel its depth like a scotch.
It is a clear amber color. I bought it at the store, and it was made in December 2018, making it a completely old wine. It tastes like Shaoxing wine with a hint of burnt caramel.
This is the first Okayama Prefecture sake to arrive on the market. The light, refreshing taste has a subtle grape aroma and a burnt bitterness that spreads. It gives the impression of being a hard-core sake. It is good as a food sake because it cuts through the oil quickly. It is like a Bodhi yeast yeast yeast strain. I was embarrassed when I read "oizake (sake)" at a restaurant. It is "gozen-shu. The "9" is said to mean "the best taste we can make today".
Light amber color. Smooth brandy-like sweetness accented with apricot bitterness. The unique flavor produced by the 88% polished rice ratio and one year of aging is enjoyable.