Kadoya Sake Shop February Hanpukai Sake
Yamadanishiki grown by a farmer who won the Yamadanishiki Beyond the Best Project sponsored by the Otters' brewery, polished to 17%, and stored in ice temperatures.
The ginjo aroma is more subdued than expected.
The very clear and smooth mouthfeel is followed by a delicate yet core rice flavor and sweetness, and finishes with a beautiful aftertaste.
It is amazing that the rice has so much power even though the rice is cut down so much.
Clear ginjo aroma reminiscent of melon
The gaseous and clean mouthfeel is followed by juicy rice flavor and refreshing sweetness, and finishes with a lingering acidity that is refreshingly light and refreshing.
A clean and gentle aroma with a sense of fullness of rice.
The clear and clean mouthfeel is followed by the spread of rice flavor and soft sweetness, and finishes with a lingering sourness.
Sake brewed with low protein rice Shunyo
Perhaps it's just something wrong with my taste buds, but why do I get a strange aftertaste from all the sake brewed with Shunyo...
I was interested in the menu using "Ichigo-san", a brand of strawberries that Saga Prefecture is proud of, and I ordered it because I thought Koeikiku would be the best match for it. It is also used for sake (recently, it is used for Tsukishita Muyori).
Rice flavor and sweetness spreads from the clean mouthfeel.
Although the specs are a little high in alcohol content, it is easy to drink without feeling too much alcohol.
Today, after a long time, I'm back in my second hometown, Saga, to chill out.
Low alcohol content and the carbonation from the active nigori make for a light, refreshing drink.
A clear and gorgeous ginjo aroma reminiscent of white grapes.
The clear, clean mouthfeel is followed by a soft rice flavor and sweetness, and finishes with a hint of bitterness in the aftertaste.
Sake brewed with Ryuriki's original sake rice, Shinryu Nishiki, a cross between Shinryoku and Yamadanishiki.
Delicious, but I personally prefer Shinryoku.
Sake brewed with Shinryoku, the ancestor of Gohyakumangoku, which was apparently discovered in the town of Mitsu, not far from the brewery.
Although it is a special pure rice sake, it has a very clean taste and is delicious!
No wonder the person accompanying me recommended it!
Today we were invited to a sake tasting at the Ryuryoku brewery...
Whisper of freshly squeezed rice
Gorgeous aroma, beautiful taste with rice flavor and sweetness.