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.
It has a strong aroma of maturity and a robust umami flavor. However, it also has an acidity that keeps it from becoming too heavy, and the aftertaste is refreshing.
It has a strong sense of maturity, but is also highly acidic and refreshing. It is a versatile wine that can be easily paired with fried foods and meats.
It's so pure white that it's hard to focus properly (laughs).
Not too sweet, but a perfect balance different from what it looks like.
Sakura yukke would go well with it!
Deer were also ...... no, they were sacred creatures in Nara 😅.
This is my first post. I️ look forward to working with you.
At Wasurenakusa, Umeda, Japan (couldn't get location 😢).
You are drinking rice! I feel like I'm drinking rice! It's a dangerous sake that you can drink it easily 😅.