I had a sashimi of lingcod (lingcod) that I caught this morning, and today I had a modern Senkou Mujitsu. The fish was sashimi and put in the cooler as soon as possible, so it was too fresh and plump...lol. It might have been better to eat it tomorrow. The Senkou is less fruity than the Omachi. It has a bubbly and fresh feeling. Personally, I think I like Omachi better.
Fresh acidity and sweetness from the foaming sensation, and a spreading umami. The bitterness is subtle and exquisite at the end. It is fruity in the nose. I'll have to buy this one on repeat before I forget!
I see. The acidity is a little more restrained than the Omachi we drank before, and the flavor is deep. It has a refreshing sweetness and a crisp bitterness that doesn't linger at all. I guess I'm a Yamada Nishiki... Now I can understand the characteristics of the taste of rice.... It's really good.
Thick rice flavor and taste, and fruity in the middle feeling. A sharp chilliiness and bitterness. A strong alcohol feeling. It's unique. It's delicious! I didn't know it was possible to make such a taste with rice from Hokkaido... I'll definitely buy it again!
It says it's an undiluted sake, but it's a Junmai Ginjo Daiginjo, so it's not rice-y at all. It's fruity and fresh with a great balance. I really like Kamonishiki.
Sake from the subsoil water of the Tokutomi River that flows to the source of the Pinneshiri we climbed today. The sake of sake. It is an old-fashioned sake that emphasizes the flavor and the gorgeousness of the rice. The taste is rather rare nowadays. It's good sometimes.
Before the summer is over! ...The kuro-ryu has a nice initial spread of flavor and a unique flavor profile! No has-beens in kuro-ryu + summer freshness... or should I say... no, it's delicious.