Kangiku Meikozo only makes this sake once a year.
It has an outstanding taste. The Kangiku that we usually drink is also very good, but this is something else.
If it were Jyushiyo, the price would be over 10,000 yen. It is an amazing sake.
My favorite new sake from Electric Light was on tap and I bought it immediately.
Pear aroma and taste.
Combined with the gassy feeling, it is the best.
I was impressed that such a good sake still exists in the world.
The 38% polished rice is just right, with just the right balance of umami and limpidness.
It's delicious.
Mansaku-no-Hana's Tourmai Sake series.
They are released in order, changing the rice, but they are often sold out, so it is not easy to find them.
This time, Aizan was available, so I bought it.
This is the most impactful and intense sake I have had this year.
I was at a drinking party with friends and brought this in.
It was quickly consumed and they asked me where this was sold---.
It is really good.
I bought a bottle of nigori (cloudy) sake from Kangiku Meikozo, which I have been into recently, because I heard they had it in stock.
It is a clear cloudy sake with little sweetness.
I opened it in one day.
To put it bluntly, all Jyushiyo is good. Comparing them, there is a slight difference, but the cheapest one is more than enough.
When you put it in your mouth, the flavor overflows like a raging torrent.
However, it costs 6,000 yen.
This is the third time to have all kinds of Jyushidai in three sessions.
This time there were 9 kinds of sake and 3 kinds of shochu.
All the shochu were outstandingly delicious, but the newest addition this year, Ryusen Hayabusa, was very good.
It is a light nigori (light cloudy) sake with a clear and beautiful taste. The rice used is a test rice that does not yet have a name, but we are looking forward to seeing what will happen next year and beyond.