A sake brought in by a person from Fukui 💡.
Before you even put it in your mouth, you are surrounded by a thick aroma and a rich sweetness.
It was so delicious😊.
I brought it to my favorite izakaya (Japanese pub) because I thought, "If I'm going to do fish, I'll do Hidakami.
It has a faintly sweet aroma at first, and after that it's refreshing.
I paired it with a variety of seafood, but the best match was with hamo in soy sauce😊.
There is a faint aroma, and when you put it in your mouth, the melon-like ginjo aroma spreads throughout your mouth.
The aftertaste is refreshing and recedes.
Mimurosugi is still delicious!
Lactic acidity typical of a traditional sake brewer.
Mild umami.
After the acidity, there is a lingering aftertaste.
In fact, this sake seems to be the same age.
It is interesting to think that the same generation of bacteria might be brewing this 💡.
After the aroma like an apple, there is a mild sourness and astringency.
These flavors mingle in the mouth and disappear.
It was such a sensation.
It is delicious 💡.
My impression is that it's the most moist and calm of all the drinks I've had today.
At first, I thought it had a spiciness to it that morphed into a gentle sweetness and flavor 💡.
It is called "dry", but the ginjo aroma spreads the moment you put it in your mouth, so it is totally different from the so-called "neat dry".
However, it is a delicious sake with good sharpness and a hint of rice flavor.
When you take a sip, you will be surprised at how fresh it is💡.
The aroma disappears quickly, leaving a gentle sweetness and a lingering aftertaste on the tongue.
I've been looking forward to this, Sai Rai!
It's refreshing and has an elegant sweetness like wasanbon 💡.
The aftertaste disappears quickly and you will never get tired of drinking it😊.
My favorite Toyo Bijin.
I bought one from Sakemira.
It has a gorgeous ginjo aroma at first, then sweetness on the tongue, and the acidity at the end.
A little muscat?
Anyway, it's delicious!
The moment you put it in your mouth, the ginjo aroma rises even before you put it in!
The mild sourness and slight bitterness combine on the tongue and finish with a nice aftertaste.
It's insanely delicious!