55% polished rice
Alcoholic strength 14%.
The label is typical of summer sake.
Aroma of rummy. Soft and light on the palate.
You can drink as much as you want!
Hakkaisan Junmai Daiginjo
Alcohol 15.5%.
Rice polishing ratio: 45
Sake meter rating: +4
Acidity: 1.3
Amino acidity: 1.2
An orthodox sake.
It is crisp and tight, with a clear Junmai Daiginjo flavor that lingers on the palate.
Alcohol 10 degrees Celsius
Very light
Ancient technique
Turtle tail use
A very refreshing sake.
Light on the palate with a hint of sweetness that quickly disappears.
The label is stylish, and this sake is suitable for young people.
Shikishima, Aichi Prefecture
Polishing 60
Alcohol 18% Oh, it's expensive!
77% Yumesansui, Aichi Prefecture's sake rice.
It is very fresh right after opening the bottle, with a crisp mouthfeel and a crisp ginjo aroma.
However, it is a very deep sake, with a slight sweetness, and a heavy drinkability typical of a sake with 18% alcohol content.
Enjoy the changes after opening the bottle! I will drink it slowly and write more about it 😁.
well-known sake HIROKI
Koji rice: Polishing 40% Yamadanishiki
Kake rice Polishing 50% Gohyakumangoku
When you take a sip, it has a soft mouthfeel.
Is it sweet? It is sharp and sharp.
I would like to drink it with sashimi.
It has a very unusual mouthfeel.
When I heard that it is made from Yamada and Gohyakumangoku, I was convinced.
Sake is a very deep drink, after all.
Sake in Kochi
Kameizumi CEL-24
All specs are on the label ^_^.
Anyway, the aroma is like grapes.
Aroma like white wine. Slightly soft flavor. As the sake level indicates, it has a very sweet mouthfeel, but it is smooth and easy to drink.
If I wanted, it would be more pleasant if it were a little more sparkling ^_^.
Nabeshima is a well-known sake from Saga Prefecture.
The rice is called Tajima strong.
Polishing 50% rice
Alcohol 15°.
The aroma from the glass is fruity and strong, just like Nabeshima.
In the mouth, it has a refreshing, fine acidity and a grape-like sweetness. The aftertaste is also slightly grape-like.
The mouthfeel and flavor are very distinctive, and I wondered if Nabeshima had ever been so assertive. I was surprised at how assertive Nabeshima was. This is in a very good way ^_^.
Oh, after about 10 minutes, it has mellowed😋.
For a while, I took a short break from sake due to a series of drinking parties at work, including a farewell party, but once again, I am in the mood to enjoy the new year in good health!
I'm in the mood 😎.
Polishing rice: 50% Kami no Ho
Alcohol 16%.
Yeast MK3
Sake rice from Mie
The aroma is like a white wine, or rather, it smells like a glass of wine.
Take a sip, and the umami flavor comes through first!
The first sip is delicious, and then the acidity kicks in.
But from the second sip, the acidity is not so pronounced. The sweetness is felt at the end, and the volume is outstanding.
For a daiginjo, it has a strong assertiveness, and I love it💕.
After a few days, the alcohol has increased a bit. The acidity also drops a bit and the mellowness becomes more noticeable.
Polishing ratio: 45
100% Yamadanishiki
Alcohol content: 15%.
Jyushidai is delicious no matter which way you drink it. It's so good!
I am not even allowed to comment on it.
The aroma, the sweetness, the mouthfeel...how can they be so harmonious😍.
This is arabashiri.
This is a fresh new sake, made from a fruity Kamimoro Shiraishu (Junmai Daiginjo) that has been freshly pressed from the barrel mouth.
Junmai Ginjo Karahashi Yume no Kou
100% Yumenokou rice used
Polishing ratio 50%.
Yeast: Utsukushima dream yeast
Alcohol content 16%.
Homare Sake Brewery is the family home of Yumi Karahashi, a freelance announcer who appeared on Sunday Morning. Wow ^_^
The combination of rice and yeast is something I have never had before.
The aroma from the glass was fragrant, sweet, and slightly soft, and I felt as if Yumi Karahashi's atmosphere was directly reflected in the sake.
I feel Fukushima Prefecture has many such flavors. Delicious!
Goshinshu Junmai Daiginjo
Polishing ratio 50%.
Alcohol 15
1 gou (one-pack) size
Kamonishiki is also a delicious sake.
The weak acidity, soft sweetness, and peachy aroma in the mouth are also good.
Haneya
Dewa Tsanzan
Polishing ratio 60
I was very tired today, so I opened a new bottle to refresh myself!
From the first sip, it is very fragrant and sweet. If I had to guess, I would say it has an apple aroma.
The acidity comes in the aftertaste just a little.
The jacket is cool, and might make a good gift!
I like it a lot,
Sake from Katano City, Osaka Prefecture.
Polishing rice 65
Alcohol 17
The alcohol is relatively high at 17%,
It has a mellow, mellow flavor and a firm atmosphere.
Junmai Ginjo
Polishing ratio 55
Alcohol 16
Active light nigori
The aroma is yogurt-like.
When you take a sip, you will feel the energetic and refreshing taste.
There is a hint of sweetness, but no bitterness.
The piriiri is strong and the acidity is strong.
Easy to drink 🍶.
Taishinshu Junmai Ginjo Namaizume
Rice polishing ratio 55
Alcohol 16
Mouthfeel: Slightly acidic and refreshing, but with a hint of sweetness,
It is refreshing with a hint of acidity, but with a hint of sweetness.
Various sweetnesses are born all the time while the sake is in the mouth.
It's really a strange feeling.
The aftertaste is a long time and you can enjoy the taste of sake for a long time,
You can enjoy the taste of sake for a long time.
Daishinshu is really good.
If the label were more playful, it would sell more.
I don't want it to be too popular ^_^.
Kangiku Ocean 99 Series
Rice is Kitashizuku,
50% polished rice.
Alcohol 15%.
Sweet and fresh, my favorite sake!
I have had it many times at the store, but this is my first time purchasing a bottle🍶.
I've had it many times at the store, but this is the first time I've bought a bottle .
I want to drink a lot of Kangiku, but I don't want it to run out... I'm conflicted ^_^.
Shimane Sake
Polishing rice 55
Alcohol 16
The first sake I ever drank
Apple-like aroma.
At first sip, the acidity and sweetness come together, leaving the acidity at the end. The end of the sip is a sharp finish.
The first impression is that it is very tasty.
s tokyo, but pine midori in Kanagawa Prefecture.
14-15% alcohol
Finally, I could drink it, Kanagawa Prefecture!
Collaboration with Tokyo University of Agriculture?
Very mild and mellow taste.
Fruity sweetness with a firm trolley mouthfeel. Dare I say, peach flavor.
Very tasty ^_^
From your post, I thought it would be more sharp when I opened the bottle, but it took a long time to be ready in the fridge. I thought it would be sharp when I opened the bottle, but I guess I let it sit in the fridge for just the right amount of time...
I was able to enjoy the sweetness!