Slips in more easily than the previous year and has zero hooking.
Slightly richer in flavor.
Slightly drier aftertaste.
As you continue drinking, the usual elegant acidity comes out.
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Sake meter: +2
Acidity: 1.4
Amino acidity: 1.2
Hiyaoroshi.
The aroma was a little cemedine-like, but weak.
It went in without a hitch, with a hint of sweetness and acidity following. There was a moment when it reminded me of pineapple.
Not so much sharpness, but a nice sake with a fleeting feeling of fading away.
I wonder if the quality control is good.
Fresh and slightly effervescent, as is typical of nama-shu.
More umami than acidity and bitterness? Fruitiness is strong.
It's boring that it's constant from entrance to exit, but the quality is high.
On the third day, the bitterness comes out in full force and is not good at all. Alcoholic bitterness.
Alc.: 16
✔️Aroma of apples
✔️Full of freshness
✔️Improved sourness
✔️Refreshing aftertaste
✔️Freshness fades after 24 hours of opening
This was our first Mutsu Hassen, and it was a real winner.
The taste is so good that it blows away the guilt of not making it the flagship the first time.
Alc:15-16
Yeast:No.9?
Rice type:Yamadanishiki
Full-bodied dry taste
Although it is a Daiginjo, the aroma is not strong.
It is smooth in the mouth and elegant extracts follow it. The finish is dry.
Rice: Yamadanishiki 20%, Gohyakumangoku 80%.
Polishing ratio:50
Alc:15
Acidity: 2.1
Muscat type
Elegant acidity, good flavor
The level of this brewery is high.