smokyWhen you first taste it, it tastes like water.
As it warms up a little, the umami flavor spreads.
It is a good sake that is carefully made and has no unpleasant taste.
smokyI wanted to taste Nabeshima for the first time in a while, so I bought it.
Since there was Aizan, I thought it would be a perfect match for Nabeshima, so I selected it.
I would have preferred a little more umami.
smokyI bought this because there was a slightly more advanced isobojiru. It has a strong smell of cemedine, but when served with raw oysters, the flavor is many times more delicious.
No, it is the best.
smokyAromatic and a little sweet. A little sourness.
On the second day, it is quite sweet. It is better to enjoy it alone than with a meal.
On the third day, it seemed less sweet.
smokyFor the February hanpukai of the Meimon Sake Club.
I had Tamanomitsu for the first time in about 30 years.
It is a nice, refreshing sake. It goes perfectly with meals.
smokyIt is super carbonated, or rather, it is the liquor before it is orizzled, and it seems to be very fizzy.
I was instructed to poke a hole in it with a thousand paper cutters before pulling out the crown.
The taste is also nice and dry ROCK.
smokyOriginal sake from a liquor store. This sake was commissioned by the Sumikawa Brewery of Toyo Bijin.
It is only available at this time of year, but this year's sake is a little spicy.
smokyThis is the January portion of the Meimon Shukai hanpukai.
The brewer is said to be originally a mellow-umakuchi brewer, but this product was quite dry and not quite to my taste, but I warmed it up and enjoyed it.
It was refreshing and delicious.