I bought Ura-hanzo as a souvenir for myself on my visit to Ise.
Rice used: 50% polished rice
Yeast MK-3
It has a refreshing taste, with a delicious rice flavor and bitterness on the palate.
I attended ZERO meets SAKE at a hotel in Osaka.
There was a mini-lecture by the brewer, Konishi Shuzo from Hyogo Prefecture, and we were able to enjoy sakes that go well with Western course meals.
Among the various sakes we drank, I would like to upload a comparison of Hiyoroshi sake.
The sake was delicious, but it was all at room temperature, so it would have been better if it had been a little cooler.
I later drank a chilled Junmai Daiginjo, which was very tasty with more acidity and freshness than the room temperature.
This sake has a good balance of rice flavor and moderate acidity.
It is a very tasty sake with an aroma and a soft sweetness.
The sake was served at a hot spring in Beppu City, so the atmosphere made it even more delicious.
I have not posted for a while, but I have resumed.
I can't comment on the details, but please use this as a reference.
In May, I visited a sake brewery in Okazaki, but I could not buy Ni Usagi because it was a brand for distributors.
This time I bought it at a liquor store in Nagoya.
It is a sweet, tasty, fruity and delicious sake.
As expected of a 14yo, it is one word: delicious.
I can't buy it. I can't drink it, but I found it in a store where it is usually available. And it is not surprisingly expensive.
I uploaded this as a reminder.
Sake from Awaji Island, Hyogo Prefecture.
Raw material rice: Yamadanishiki
Polishing ratio 60
Alcohol content 15
Association No. 7 yeast