It was on sale at a local supermarket, which was unusual for me, so I bought it immediately. When I opened the bottle, I heard the sound of air escaping. The taste is very easy to drink, with a sour but firm body. Delicious!
Unlike Dewazakura's "Dewazanzan Birthday Commemoration", which is also made by Dewazakura, it tastes lighter when chilled. When the sake is cooled down to "chilled" temperature, the junmai-like character comes out, and I prefer this one.
At an eel restaurant. When we were allowed to taste it with a sake cup, which we were told is quite different for different tastes, we found that the sourness and slight bubbles certainly gave it a peculiar taste.
When we drank it in a glass, the more we drank, the less peculiar it tasted, and the lower the alcohol content, the more robust the flavor was. When I asked for a refill, I was surprised by the owner of the restaurant. It is also a good marriage with eel.
A crisp, ultra-dry junmai. It has a strong umami flavor, but has a clean aftertaste for an unfiltered, unpasteurized sake. The Konaki jijii (old man) label is also cute.
For the past few years, I have almost always purchased this Masumi for New Year's. I had purchased it for New Year's, but my wife had the flu and was unable to drink it.
I had bought it for New Year's, but my wife had the flu and was unable to drink it, so I put it aside. Finally, today, I opened the bottle.
The aroma of fresh cedar barrels wafts in the mouth. The robust flavor, which is unique to nama sake, is also very drinkable.
A bottle of sake received as a year-end gift for the New Year's holiday. It is a sake for the start of the New Year. It is easy to drink without any habits. Be careful not to drink too much from the New Year.
It has been about 20 years since I last drank Jyushiyo, which was still reasonably drinkable 20 years ago, but is now a sake that is hard to find.
It has a slightly yellowish color, moderate viscosity, and well-balanced sweetness. I wish it were a little more palatable.
This is another record of a long time since I drank it, but it was the first time I saw the Jigokin nigori, and I really wanted to try it, so I had it served to me from the refrigerator in the restaurant, even though it was not listed on the menu.
The slight effervescence was very refreshing and delicious.
It has been a long time since I drank it, so I have a hazy memory of it, but I remember that it was easy to drink, with just the right amount of sweetness despite being a draft sake.
At a tempura restaurant. They recommended heating the sake, so I tried it. The ginjo aroma that slightly wafted into my nose and the moderate temperature went well with the tempura.
Hi yuryur 😃
Welcome to Nikko, Tochigi 🤗I hope the autumn leaves 🍁were at their best 😊I'm sure it's great to have a drink at Nikko Honor on the way back 🚃😚.
Thank you for your comments, Jay & Nobby! Unfortunately, there were not so many autumn leaves yet, since we were only sightseeing around Toshogu Shrine, but it was a very nice trip. Nikko Honor, it was delicious.
Purchased on a trip to Nikko for the train on the way home. The aroma is honjozo-like, but it has a sweetness unique to nama-shu and is quite easy to drink. While drinking the sake, I was immersed in the memories of my trip.