Kangiku's Omachi sake.
It has a wonderful finish that is typical of Kangiku.
It is good that the same Omachi sake can have a completely different finish depending on the brewery.
Kangiku's Omachi sake.
It has a wonderful finish that is typical of Kangiku.
It is good that the same Omachi sake can have a completely different finish depending on the brewery.
This sake was aged at the brewery for 6 months at -5°C.
It is dry, has a strong umami flavor, and is the best sake to drink with a meal.
It is inexpensive at 2,500 yen.
This is good.
The freshness and umami of Omachi are brought out to the maximum.
The first sip is fresh, and the freshness comes through, but it is accompanied by a depth that is unmatched.
Even after it passes down your throat, the umami flavor wafts through the air, making you want to drink it even more.
Well, that was good.
A Japanese restaurant served us a rare sake.
It was the 50th anniversary of the release of Kuroryu Daiginjo Ryu, and it was stored for 5 years.
It has a slight aroma of aging, but the sweetness and umami was wonderfully finished w
Original sake from a liquor store.
The specs are outstanding, with a daiginjo tobin enclosure of Amego no Tsuki.
The rice is Yamadanishiki, and the taste is mild, but has a wonderful deep flavor similar to my favorite original sake "Denko Ishikka".
Houou Mita is brewed by crossing multiple raw material rice.
This is good.
It is soft and complex.
I think this kind of method is possible in the pursuit of umami.
I am looking forward to the pursuit of new possibilities.
Houou Mita is brewed by crossing multiple raw material rice.
This is good.
It is soft and complex.
I think this kind of method is possible in the pursuit of umami.
I am looking forward to the pursuit of new possibilities.