The owner of the sake shop told me to buy junmai sake, not junmai ginjo, because it is the best to drink with a meal. I served it with yellowtail shabu-shabu and it was fantastic.
This is the first two wolves of the year. This year, all are undisclosed. The moment you put it in your mouth, you feel the fruity taste, but the rice flavor hits you with a time lag. It seems to be Nisato, but it is aggressive.
According to the old man at the sake shop, this sake was brewed for the locals because Morishima has been out of the prefecture so much that it has become scarce locally. It is not as spectacular, but it is delicious!
Too delicious. On the tongue, you feel fruity, and when you swallow, you feel fruity and bitter at the same time, and after a bit, the umami flavor rises as well. Too complex and euphoric in the mouth.
It took me 5 minutes to open it. The sweetness of the omachi was as good as the carbonation, and the lingering bitterness that lingered on the palate for a long time was great.