I had wanted to go to a different izakaya today, but was told that there were not enough employees to accommodate me, even though there were plenty of seats available,
So, Mazan!
The owner of the restaurant told us that everyone was asking for it.
It is a sake with a dry sake yeast yeast.
I understand everyone's feelings. (**Makazan is a very dry sake.)
It came out recommended as heated, but come to think of it, I drink it cold all the time at home, so it's good heated too!
Mildly sweet and bitter.
Mildly sweet and bitter!
Rice polishing ratio 55
Alcohol content 13%.
Requested old-fashioned dry taste
This is the one after all! Stable taste.
But it is a limited brew.
Rice polishing ratio 65
17% alcohol by volume
Yamada Nishiki
I ordered the bitter one because the previous one was so refreshing.
Contrary to my expectations, it was dry with a modern taste, bitter but not as much as expected.
The customer said it was bitter when he opened it.
The impression is as shown on the back label.
Polishing ratio 50%.
Alcohol 16%.
Sweet and sour
It's been a while since I drank something like this.
Chiba! And my first brewery.
So no Mai 100% Chiba sake rice?
Rice polishing ratio 55
Alcohol level 16%.
Let's go buy it the week after next!
This is my first time at the brewery.
I saw it at a liquor store I stopped by on my way home after moving to a new place and bought it.
Mild and mild
Sweet and bitter
Lacks impact.
Although it is called "hiyashi saké," I tried warming it up, but the impression was the same.
Rice polishing ratio 55
Alcohol 18%.
100% Gohyakumangoku
It seems to be a warehouse near Bessho Onsen Hot Springs.
I wanted to go there.
It is sweet and delicious!
But there are a few others as well.
The rice is jungin made from Yamae-nishiki.
Rice polishing ratio 55
Alcohol 15 degrees Celsius
Manufactured in 2410
Brewer's alcohol present.
I don't know if it's a top-seller or not.
I was surprised to find that it was dry but fruity as described in the introduction!
Rice polishing ratio 70%.
Alcohol 15 degrees Celsius
I bought a bottle of the Modern Series after hearing a rumor that Sengoku-san will be making all of their sake from this season.
It has a sweet, bitter acidity and outstanding flavor.
It became milder when warmed up and was another delicious taste!
I see that they are not all Omachi.
Alcohol 14%.
Fire-brewed
Color and taste too much like sake yeast brewing
R1!
Was it laid down for 5 years?
The sense of Omachi is like if you ask me.
A little wasteful?
Sake meter reading +12.8!
Acidity 2.7
Rice polishing ratio 70%.
Alcohol content 15
After all, we feel it was a sharp sake when we looked at the numbers again.