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Rice:100% Bizen Omachi
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Slightly dry? Not so much Omachi-like, gentle flavor!
It became good when warmed up and cooled down!
✩4.0
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Raw material rice:100% Wakamizu produced in Chita Peninsula
Polishing ratio: 65
Just the right amount of spiciness and acidity when heated!
The umami is also very strong!
✩4.0
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Rice used: Miyamanishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 65
Sake meter degree: +19
Fully fermented, super dry Junmai-shu.
A punchy freshly squeezed sake! They recommend it for those who like dry sake!
Since it is "fully fermented and super dry," I tried heating it up and found the bitterness to be quite sharp!
✩4.0
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Rice polishing ratio: 80
I asked the store owner what kind of sake to heat up!
I ordered a sake with a strong umami flavor!
The sake was hot and had a strong umami flavor!
The good feeling continued even when the temperature dropped!
The sake was unfiltered,
The price is also very reasonable!
✩4.0
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Rice polishing ratio: 70
The second generation of sake brewers? s recommendation for hot sake #2
sake brewery for the first time for me.
Specs I've never had before
Yamahai Honjozo Unfiltered Nama Sake
The flavor right out of the fridge is a bit sour and flavorful!
Quite tasty!
I was thinking, "Do you really want to drink this heated? I thought to myself, and stood by to warm it up!
What? The balance is perfect!
The sweetness is just right. The acidity is in harmony with the flavor and lasts until the end!
✩4.5
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Rice used: Gohyakumangoku
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Sake for hot sake recommended by the president of the liquor store
Aged sake brewed in 2018
The umami is quite strong! Quite a bit of acidity as well!
✩4.0
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Rice used for making the rice: Omachi
Rice polishing ratio: 70
Sake meter: +15
Yeast: Association No.7
Sake for hot sake
It has a nice strong umami flavor!
It was mild when heated!
✩4.0