It has a light, pale mouthfeel with a hint of ginjo sweetness.
Basically, it is Niigata's light and dry.
English machine translation
Tamagawa Sake Brewery is located in the heart of Uonuma City, Niigata Prefecture, in a beautiful rural area surrounded by majestic mountains. From the lush greenery of summer to one of Japan's deepest snowfalls each winter, this idyllic land offers the best of all four seasons, and this delicious local sake, brewed in Uonuma since 1673, is as much loved today as it was then. Tama Flavor - Welcome to Uonuma.
It is labeled as a hot sake, but at room temperature it has a sweeter taste and the aroma of glutinous rice, but it also has an astringent taste.
When heated, the spiciness increases and the astringency disappears.
This muddy sake is made in the doburoku special zone and sold at Irihirose Roadside Station.
The sweetness of the rice came first, then the acidity of the lactobacillus fermentation was strong, and the top clearings were small in the lot.
The rice grains were softly melted and bottled in the late stages of production.
The light, dry taste typical of Niigata sake has a unique acidity, sweetness, and astringency.
It is thin, light, and gentle, but the aroma is clearly perceptible.
Melon-like aroma and koji aroma can be felt at once.
The taste has a strong rice flavor and sweetness.
The carbonation is slight and there is not as much acidity as the label says. The center of the inner stopper was dented, so it may have fallen out?
It has a delicious rice flavor, lychee-like sweetness, and acidity.
It is strange that there is a light effervescence even though it is hiyaoroshi (aged for half a year after being fired once).
It has a lactic acid acidity derived from the sake's "ikuhashi-zukuri" method and a melon-like aroma similar to that of ginjo-style sake.
The rice flavor is present, but it is refreshing.
The alcohol content is light at only 13 degrees Celsius, so it can be drunk smoothly.
Limited-edition sake "Shigetsugeno-Ichi No. 1
The first impression is a sour taste with a sweet, fruity aroma.
The taste is spicy and has a hint of sake spirit, betraying the sake and alcohol levels indicated on the label.
It is sweet and full-bodied, but the phenolic aroma characteristic of Omachi makes it refreshing to drink.
It has a strong Oumachi flavor, so there may be different tastes.
I love it.