88% polished rice, but with a nice balance of clean acidity and light bitterness😁👍Thickens while firmly chilled, but smoothes out as it returns to room temperature😁.
I was a fan of Kusaka Muso in the Murashige era, so I bought it without hesitation.
I compared it with No.8 yeast, and I think I prefer No.7 here personally.
Gangi Summer Dry Junmai しばしばしば Contrary to the smell reminiscent of sweetness, the acidity spreads to the mouth and finishes with a bitter mixed aftertaste 👍.
Sasanishiki
Rice polishing ratio 60%, Alcohol content 16-17 degrees
It has a painful swooshing and tingling sensation, and after a fruity taste like muscat, the alcohol goes through the nose.
Good evening.
Ginshari is one of my memories that I drank when I traveled to Kyoto 5 years ago.
It is a memory of a pub in Kyoto that I will never forget.
Now I want to drink it again!
Mr. Saketori Monogatari
Thank you for your comment ❗🙇
This is the first time I've ever made sake from edible rice, but I think I've discovered a different kind of charm from sake rice.
My wife seems to like it, so I think I'll be repeating it 👍.
In contrast to the Yamadanishiki of the other day, this is 60% polished rice in the original form of Hatanusa. Despite its sour aroma, it has a mild sweetness in the mouth. The aftertaste lingers well, and it's well worth drinking. I prefer the Hachitanso to the Yamadanishiki.
Yamada Nishiki is polished to the same shape as the unpolished rice and polished to 60%. The aroma is slightly sweet, and when you taste it in your mouth, there is a soft sweetness after the acidity. It has a slight bitterness mixed with a lingering aftertaste that fades away.
The same polish and different sake rice (Hatanso) will be enjoyed tomorrow👍.
Alcohol content 15 degrees
100% Yamada Nishiki, Polishing ratio 60%.
It has a sweet taste in the mouth, which changes to a slight bitterness. The texture of the tongue is a little thick, but the aftertaste is not that bad.
Enjoy this early summer sake a little earlier than usual. Gas is generated to the extent that the sticker "Beware of opening the bottle! When you put it in your mouth, it has a refreshing sweetness and then a strong fizz on your tongue, with a refreshing aftertaste. It's perfect for a sunny day like today👍.
It is a sake brewed in the Hekiun brewery of Obishiku University.
The aroma is clear, the mouthfeel is thick and sour, and a slight bitterness can be felt in the back of the throat. You can feel the sourness and slight bitterness in the back of the throat. As the temperature rises, it becomes sweeter. I'm sure it'll go well with some of the more flavorful snacks👍.
This sake is made from rice grown by the brewer. The aroma is sweet, but when you put it in your mouth, it has a tingling sensation like a slight foam with acidity. The aftertaste is refreshing.