This sake is made from 100% Toyobai rice, with a rice polishing ratio of 48%.
The sweet and umami taste of the mouthfeel is followed by a tangy, dry acidity that leaves a pleasant dry aftertaste.
It was Hana-no-Ka, which I had favored because it was near my parents' home, but they stopped selling it outside of the prefecture, so I finally found it for sale in Sansho.
It is slightly effervescent, with a fruity mouthfeel of pear and pineapple, followed by a beautiful acidity that leaves a lingering taste of fruit and a hint of umami.
Pair it with straw fish sashimi.
It has a melon-like fruity sweetness that is cut by a clean acidity. The lingering fruitiness on the nose is also pleasant.
It has a sweet umami taste on the palate, followed by a refreshing acidity.
It is aluzome, as usual, but I think it is better to have a surprise in a ginjo-shu rather than a daiginjo.
This sake is made from 100% Toyobai rice, with a rice polishing ratio of 48%.
It has a sweet and umami taste, followed by a tangy, dry acidity, and a lingering dry and umami taste.
It has an apple fruitiness in the mouth followed by a slightly bitter dry acidity that breaks off and leaves a lingering taste of fruitiness and acidity.
Drink out of the bottle with the potatos.
It was a clean, dry drink with a lingering taste of acidity with a yogurt-like flavor.
When I was drinking it, I missed the spiciness of the uncluttered Yamaboshi, so I'll have to look for it next time.
The wine has a fruity mouthfeel that is quickly followed by an acidity that leaves a yogurt-like acidity and a delicious aftertaste.
It is finished. It was delicious without running out of flavor until the end.
I bought this sake in Otaru even though it is from Aomori, but I would like to buy it again next time I see it.
I enjoyed the special junmai al-soke so much that I bought the daiginjo as well.
It is delicious with a melon-like fruitiness on the palate, with a slight fizzy acidity that leaves a lingering acidity and spiciness.
This time, the vessel was also Mumyoi ware from Sado Island.
The sweet melon-like fruitiness of the mouthfeel is followed by a beautiful acidity, leaving a lingering sense of umami and subtle acidity that is delicious.
This time I paired it with shabu-shabu.
The wine was delicious from the fruity and sweet mouthfeel to the finish, with a slight fizzy acidity that lingered on the palate.