I started keeping a record with the Sake-no-wa app on 6/19/2024, and started to enjoy it like collecting Pokemon, and became conscious of conquering 47 prefectures.......................finally......................! I finally completed Miyazaki prefecture!
I often forget to keep a record, or get too drunk to keep a record, or drink too much and get the same impression no matter what I drink.
My memory of sake distinctions and my palate is still a bit hazy, but my sake strike zone has definitely widened. May you continue to enjoy sake in good health (I pray).
<Hanakagura Impressions
As light as water. It has a twisted umami taste, and when you think it has bitterness, it disappears. It is alky, but not alcoholic. After a long time, when you forget about it, you can taste the flavor of sakekasu (sake lees).
Congratulations to Achoo for winning the national championship ㊗️🎊🙌🎊It's too early to win the national championship in less than 6 months 🍶💨The amount you are drinking is not too much 🤣I hope you will continue to meet many more wonderful drinkers 😊.
Good morning, Achooo 😃.
Really! Congratulations on winning the national championship 🗾 at such a fast pace 🎉hope you can hit back all the wider strike zone 😆Let's have fun and drink 👋!
The acidity and the umami of the rice come through with gusto, but there is a unique sense of omission and refinement. It is elegant, but not too much, and is delicious.
The only sake brewery in Okinawa that no longer exists. We were given a rare and hard-to-find sake.
Cold> Full-bodied, rustic, and ebullient, with a delicious flavor. Full-bodied.
Warmed> The bitterness is gone and it becomes easier to drink.
It is interesting that the contact number of the brewery is a cell phone 🤔.
We had it warmed up. Easy to drink without any peculiarities. Bittersweet.
The richness of the umami is also easy to drink. The lower the temperature, the stronger the umami.
Alcoholic, green apple fruity aroma, fruit acidity, sweetness is moderate and exits. The pungency of the alcohol gives it a nice sharpness. Easy to drink.