There is a slight feeling of gas.
The acidity, typical of Sentori, was moderate.
The acidity underpins the sweetness.
It was quite good lukewarm.
It might even be good at temperatures below 35°C. ......
A dish dedicated to salmon.
If you go it by itself, you may not like the flavor (← I'm not good at it...), but..,
but when you eat it with fatty salmon, it is really tasty.
It flows well with the fatty salmon.
Rich, sweet taste. Warmed to human skin.
I left my wallet on the train and didn't have a decent mouthful, so I'll spare you my impressions.
I called the nearest police station at the end of the line for my wallet and there it was💦.
The immorality of heating up a draft sake!!!!!!!
The other day I had it warmed up to human skin, so this time I had it "tobikiri heated" and "hot" ......
The first thing that caught my attention was the color. I thought it might be old sake, but it seems to be partially made from 10 year old sake.
However, it didn't have an old sake feel, but rather a maltiness that may be due to the 80% rice polishing ratio. (snow cold).
There is a hint of acidity that is typical of Kaze no Mori, but there is also a robust sweetness. ......
It was cold last night, so it was a good choice.
I drank it at a bar in a restaurant! The one I drank when I was told it was good!
I got it a little hotter than hot sake (not as hot as tobikiri hot sake).
I thought it would have a nice sharpness and full of umami because it's Yamahai,
I thought it would have a nice sharpness, but it had a great acidity with a great umami.
It's a good warmed sake!
A bottle that made me giggle when I heard the name.
Hakuin Masamune Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori
At first, there was a hint of sweetness and acidity, but then a bitter taste...
The dryness is typical of Shizuoka sake!
It was a sake day.
It was dry, yet umami.
Place of origin Wakayama Prefecture
Capacity 720ml
Sake Brewer: Nakano BC
Sake degree +17.0
Frequency 19%.
Acidity Not disclosed
Rice polishing ratio 60
Amino acidity 1.6
Rice Yamadanishiki
Yeast: Association No. 9 yeast (Koroh/Kumamoto yeast)