On the left is the light nigori 2020BY and in the center is the fire-aged 2015BY.
I still love the aroma of aging!
It goes well with smoked Yoshino deer.
At Tokuda Sake Shop at Whitey Umeda.
I am honestly happy when a bar I patronize stocks sake from a brewery I patronize.
It has a soft sweetness and a complex umami flavor, but also has a refreshing aftertaste with a firm acidity.
It goes well with today's side dish, "sea bream and shishito peppers with salt sauce.
At Kotobuki Shuzo's Kuranomi. It can be drunk smoothly without any resistance. The soft, fruity aroma that lingers afterward is cool. The serving temperature, which is not too cold, is delightful.
From left to right, milling ratio 40%, 50%, ......, 100%!
This is my first time to see 100%.
Surprisingly, the difference is easy to understand and learn.
With rock oysters
(I devoured the oysters, forgetting to take a picture 😅)
(I forgot to take a picture of the oysters and devoured them 😅) I think this sake would probably go well with oysters with a drizzle of olive oil.
From right to left: Junmai Ginjo MISA, Special Junmai MISA, Junmai Nadagiku. Served with oden with ginger soy sauce. It is interesting to compare different types of sake so that you can try pairing them with different oden ingredients.