Matured for 5 years in the brewery and released in 2011. The color, aroma, taste, and drinking experience are all divinely liberating. Izakaya near Omori Station.
A restaurant in Omori, Tokyo that serves good sake. I felt a little sourness at first, but the umami and freshness spread in my mouth and made it easier to drink.
Drinking at home. Kamikimoto, 100% Aizan. The aroma is gorgeous, the feeling is refreshing, and the flavor spreads in the mouth when drunk slightly warmed. Comfortable.
Hokusetsu Shuzo, Jinkuro from Sado, 100% Koshihikari rice, fruity and gorgeously tasty drinking experience. For some reason, it has a celebratory kanreki celebration gold label.
Shitaizumi Junmai Daiginjo To-bottled "Izumi". Yamada-Nishiki, full flavor with a pleasant taste, and a modest gorgeousness. We drank it at the brewery.
Tokubetsu Junmai is a special junmai that has been stored in the refrigerator for more than six months. It is rich in acidity and sweetness with a sweet taste. It is cold and we drink it cold with oden.
The 2018 Junmai Daiginjo has a mellow umami that comes easily to the palate, rather than the flamboyance of a Daiginjo. The umami and smoothness are further enhanced by heating the glass in your hand.
Comparison of Ginpu 60%, Junmai Yamahai and Shiro Koji. The astringency and acidity of the Yamahai, which stains the mouth and throat, and the white malted rice with a slightly sweet and sour taste are clearly distinguishable.