Shinshu Kamerei's light nigori, which had fans buzzing.
It certainly has an "out of character" feel to it, which is refreshing.
This is the kind that is good even if it is heated up a little. Shall we give it a try...?
I'm curious about the Japanese pear label! I thought I bought it, but upon closer inspection, it was just orange? LOL!
However, it has a strong acidity like Japanese pear, and I think it is probably made according to the concept. It also has a slightly lactic acid-like nuance.
Well, even though sake with acidity is popular, this type of acidity is a bit unique. It's not bad, but it might be a little tiring.
NEW ENGI🍂 drank in prep for the Harvest Festival.
The hard flavor like apple core is still there. It is more modern than before, but the concept of a food wine is still the same.
I was able to safely buy a bottle of light nigori green label yesterday, so I opened a bottle of stock. The new glass is also nice.
I was worried that it might be a little bitter because it was produced in January and made with Yamae Nishiki. I was worried that it might be a little bitter, but it was juicy, fruity, and full of flavor with a hint of gas. The body and flavors are thick and this is what I call "aji-nori".
Indeed, it was stored at home at -2°C in ice-cold storage, so it was like "hiyaoroshi" of Shinshu Kamerei.
I'll have to stock up on this next year...lol
The one I bought by mistake, thinking it was CEL24...
However, it is indeed Kaygetsu. It was a fruity and gorgeous nigori, and I didn't get tired of it.
Bought it on the recommendation of the liquor store owner. And to my surprise, I liked it. I think it's a hiyaoroshi, but I think it tastes better when it's cold, with a slight gassy feeling and pear-like acidity.
This nuance is similar to the Planet No. 9 I had a while ago. I thought it was Kumamoto yeast.
I've been avoiding it basically just because it's hiyaoroshi, so I wouldn't have come across it without your recommendation. Thanks again🙏.
Type-A was good, but I really prefer type-B!
The sweet-sourness of Japanese citrus from the mild aroma, the subdued sweetness of Japanese pear and apple. Too good for this season...
This is the one I'll buy a few more bottles of tomorrow!
Maybe Kumamoto yeast is new to you?
I prefer this calmer nuance all the time I drink it.
I didn't realize I liked this so much that I liked the sake I bought so much...