100% Omachi
17 degrees Celsius
Association No. 7
60% (60%)
Slightly sweet and sour as the temperature rises.
Dried Hokke
ayu fish "Uruka
squid salted and pickled
asari clam butter
steamed persimmon
At Heizaburo's Tasting Space
With grilled clams
The sweetness and spiciness typical of Eiko-Fuji.
Although the temperature is low, the sweetness seems to linger on the tongue, but I can't tell without drinking it horizontally.
I will not know until I drink it horizontally.
Snowman one-cup bought at Niigata Products Museum.
Pick up a rocket from Tsukuba Expo Center.
It's room temperature, but it's dry, crisp, and easy to drink.
Nice weather and a one-cup drink.
It's perfect.
Nameko (nameko mushrooms), tofu with egg, salted shrimp, etc.
Although served at a fairly low temperature, the aroma is surprisingly robust.
As the temperature rises, a slight acidity can be felt.
It is good enough to be enjoyed chilled.
90cc 1050yen
Osaketo is a little expensive, so you may want to buy it directly from the store.
You may want to buy it directly.
At the tasting room attached to the brewery
Seto Shuzo's flagship Junmai Daiginjo series
O is Omachi, a beautiful sake just like the others.
Omachi
Aiyama
I drank it at the same time as Omachi Aiyama, but I couldn't tell the difference in taste....
Unlike the others, only Omachi has a rice polishing ratio of 40% (the others have 35%).
If I had to say, I felt the mellowness was the best when the temperature rose.
But I heard that O was the only one who had just opened his mouth, so I wonder what the difference is.
At the tasting room attached to the brewery
Seto Shuzo's flagship Junmai Daiginjo series
Y is Yamadanishiki
It is a beautiful sake just like the others.
Omachi
Aiyama
I drank it at the same time as Omachi Aiyama, but I couldn't tell the difference in taste...
If I had to say, I think it has the strongest aroma.
At the tasting room attached to the brewery.
Similar to Setoichi That's LIFE, but much more refined.
As the temperature rises, the first taste is sweetness, followed by a bit of bitterness.
Delicious.
Seto Shuzo's flagship Junmai Daiginjo series
Y is Aizan
As with the others, it is a beautiful sake.
Omachi
Aiyama
I drank it at the same time as Omachi Aiyama, but I couldn't tell the difference in taste...
If I had to say, I think there was no change in taste when the temperature was at its highest. The bitterness may be a little stronger than the others.
At the tasting room attached to the brewery
Being a kijo sake, the aroma and sweetness of the rice are all over the place.
It is said to be made with hydrangea flower yeast.
I did not know what kind of characteristics it has.
At the tasting room attached to the brewery
Fruity and floral at the start. Slightly spicy.
After a while, it tastes bitter, but the overall impression is clear.
Dry and light, with a strong ginjo aroma.
The sharpness is excellent.
As the temperature rises, a slight sweetness lingers along with the acidity.
However, the impression of cleanness remains the same.
Delicacies such as heshiko, babakurai, sea urchin squid, herring milt, etc.
Shima-aji, flat clams sashimi, and other seafood.
It was kept refrigerated but the temperature was a little high and it blew.
Opened the bottle in a hurry.
The fizz was quite strong, with a yogurt-like flavor and acidity.
Quite a bit of sweetness as well.
The grains remain quite distinct.
I regret that I could have enjoyed it more if I could have opened it when I wanted to drink doburoku.
I regret that I could have enjoyed it more.
The aroma is quite putrid, with a slight scent of cedar on the palate. Rice follows.
Dry. There is some bitterness, but the aftertaste is somewhat refreshing.
I wonder if it goes well with oily seafood.
Since it is from Oarai, I would like to drink it with ankou nabe.
Today I served it with crab meat with crab innards.
Tobiroki, which I had not had much luck with this year, was served at the end of the year.
It was served with Osechi.
It is sweet and spicy with a nice sharp aftertaste.
It is delicious.