A long time ago, I had a drink that I thought was delicious.
I drank for the first time in decades.
Aromatic, delicious, vanilla-like aroma,
I thought to myself, "I guess tastes don't change. I thought.
The spiciness lives up to its name,
However, it is too light and I wish it had a little more umami.
I thought it was too light and wanted a little more flavor.
My wife went to the trouble of buying it for me,
It was a raw sake,
It fermented well inside, blew off the lid, and about 70% of it leaked out....
I wanted to enjoy it more because it was so refreshing and tasty.
I will buy it again.
Mimuro cedar with kanji characters available only in Nara
When we asked at the sake brewery
I was told that it is the same kind of sake as the blue bottle in hiragana Mimuro- sugi.
It was delicious!
Whenever I go to Mizuguchi, I always want to buy some Mitomiku.
This time I bought a nigori sake with a cute goldfish on the label, which is a limited edition of the brewery.
It was quite thick and sweet, but it tasted fresh. I thought it might be sweet, but it tasted refreshing.
I was struck by the gap between the thick and refreshing taste.
It was delicious.
I bought it because I was curious about this liquor at my local Liquor Mountain.
It has a strong flavor that is typical of the original sake, and the umami that spreads in the mouth is also to my liking.
It was a delicious sake.
This is the first time for me to taste sake produced in Chiba.
I thought Oroku would taste good even with honjozo, which I don't like.
I thought so, but it still had an alcohol-like taste.
I think sake should be junmai.
Nara's sake rice, Rohafu, is used.
It was not as impressive as the blue-labeled Mimuro-Sugi that I had previously tasted, but it was a delicious sake.
My executive director likes it.
I found this sake at a nearby liquor store that I'm particular about.
I bought it because of the label, but it tastes pretty good too.
It is dry, but not light, and has a strong flavor that I like.
This sake is also from Kyotango.
Maybe I should go to the Kyotango Sake Festival.
Sake purchased in Izumo
Purchased because of the name "Shichikanma".
At first sip, I thought it was an unimpressive sake, but as I drank more and more of it, I found myself liking it more and more, which was a strange feeling.