I brought a stainless steel Thermos bottle for a friend I hadn't seen in a while, but the metallic smell ruined the delicate taste.
When I came home and drank what was left in the bottle, it tasted as beautiful as usual.
I knew I had to use a glass bottle.
Doburoku from Peach Village.
I drank it for the first time.
I heard it has a strong activity, and I put 4 parts of it in a 5-pack bottle.
It has a refreshing taste and is very good.
It's great any time of year, no matter how many times you drink it.
It is fruity, free of clutter, yet full of flavor, and has a more than sufficient aftertaste.
It's a perfect finish.
It has a strong acidity as if it was made using the traditional sake yeast yeast yeast.
It is good chilled because of its umami, but its umami is definitely more pronounced when it is lukewarm.
The tanginess disappears and the balance between umami and acidity is exquisite.
Original sake from a sake store.
This is a really delicious sake made from Omachi.
I think it brings out the umami of Omachi more than enough.
It is the best!
It was also very good.
It was slightly carbonated and low in alcohol, but the flavor and aftertaste didn't make you feel that way.
It was a great finish.
This is a luxurious sake made by polishing Sake Mirai up to 40%. It was a very good sake with a clear but robust flavor.
It is inexpensive at less than 4,000 yen.
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.