This is a freshly squeezed Junmai Nama-nihonjyu from Tedorigawa.
It is fresh, crisp, and full of gas, just like freshly pressed sake.
It is sweet, but not cloying, and the sake goes down a treat.
NIIDA Zenshu no Nama Hashiroshi Shibori Nama.
Niida Honke's sake has a distinctive flavor.
With a rice polishing ratio of 85%, it is as if you are getting the whole flavor of the rice.
I personally like it very much.
Mutsu Hachisen red label.
The bottle is transparent because it is a draft sake.
It is fresh but does not have much gasiness.
It is Mutsu Hachisen red label, so naturally it is delicious.
Naruto sea bream LED.
I received this as a souvenir from my trip to Shikoku.
It is my first time to drink sake from Tokushima, but it tastes gorgeous and very delicious!
To be honest, I was a little surprised. Consumed faster than usual, be careful not to drink too much!
Sake made with 90% Yamada Nishiki polished rice made from sun-dried Yamada Nishiki without pesticides or fertilizers.
I thought the concept was similar to Shin Tsuchida.
The color is a little yellowish and the taste is rich itself.
I love this kind of sake these days.
Junmai Ginjyo Namaisiki (Miyamanishiki) fresh-stored sake.
It is delicious with just the right balance of sweetness, umami and sharpness.
It is an excellent sake for a meal, as it can be served with even a fatty side dish.
Junmai Ginjo Summer Seasonal from Suiryu.
I remember having this once 4 or 5 years ago, and my impression of it has not changed much.
It has a juicy flavor with a freshness that is just the way I like it these days.
It seems that it is not my imagination that it is running out faster than usual.
I received this as a souvenir from Kumamoto.
This sake has a relatively light and calm taste. I think it is a type of sake that does not interfere with meals and can be easily matched with anything.
The Niida family's sake has a unique flavor, which I personally like very much. Is it because of the sake's "Namahashidashi" style of brewing?
It is said that 98% Omachi is used, but I am not sure about the difference in rice.
It is a very tasty sake with a rich flavor that spreads slowly.
It has been a long time since I have had Masumi.
This is the first time I have tasted Jikkuro, and it has a calm and subdued flavor that goes well with meals.
The first sip is sharp and dry, but the umami spreads in the mouth.
The picture is yellowed but the label is a bit more overall white.
I bought this summer sake from Haneya again this year.
It is not dry, but has a refreshing aftertaste with a nice sharpness.
It is perfect to drink cold on a hot day.
Eikun's summer white koji.
It has a sweet and sour taste like white malted rice, and it tastes like grapefruit.
It is the kind of drink you want to enjoy on a hot day, chilled.