It is said that it is a merger of the rough running and pressed portions.
Oshikiri, which is a squeezed-out part, sometimes has a strange bitter taste, but this Houou Bijin has none of that, and I fully enjoyed its umami aroma.
How many years has it been since I have had Zenchidori?
When opened, it was a little hard, but after a while it softened, with a rich aroma and a well-balanced flavor of sweetness and sourness.
Very tasty.
Purchased on recommendation as it was in stock today.
Gassy and mildly sweet.
You can drink as much as you want.
According to the store staff, it is more refreshing than last year.
Oroku is made in small batches and the taste can vary due to the fact that they do not adjust each tank, but this time it was delicious to my liking.
The year of production also varies, but this is because the brewery ships only those that have met their standards.
The older ones have a slightly old sake-like flavor.
Since it is a Houou Mita, you would expect it to be a little sweet, but it is surprisingly a little dry.
I served it chilled, but I thought it would be better to raise the temperature a little.
This is one of the sake produced by Hirashima Sake Shop.
I had not bought it before because I thought the name was not good enough, but since there is nothing wrong with the sake produced by Hirashima Sake Brewery, I took the plunge and bought it. I bought it.
It's not great, but it's good sake. You can't avoid drinking it.
It is a sake brewed with jusui (ten-water brewing), which means that the rice content is 2 to 30 percent higher than usual.
It is a rich but neat sake with a nice harmony of umami.
It goes perfectly with meals.
(It is grilled herring, though.)
This is the first time I have had a brewed Mori.
It is a raw sake and quite acidic or sour. I wondered how it would be, and on the second day, it was quite good.
I was given a taste of the new rampant sake.
It is a liquor store's original sake.
It is brewed in the moon after the rain.
This is so good that it will make you roar.
The deep pear-like flavor permeates through. Surprise!
Today, we had a meeting to enjoy Shiseido peonies. We enjoyed a total of 30 varieties of shibotan.
The standout was this Kuroganeya. It won a gold medal at the National New Sake Competition.
It tastes better at room temperature than when chilled.
It is the original Isobojiman from the sake brewery.
It is a clear and good sake.
When it warms up a little, it has a banana-like aroma and is even better.