It was said to be slightly dry, but the spiciness that stimulates the throat and the sweet umami that lingers in the mouth are deep in flavor.
It is also good that it is dark ❗
It is a little different from Hiragana Takachiyo, isn't it?
The aroma is also in a different direction from the so-called "fruity" flavor, but the sweetness is quite good!
Since everyone has mentioned various types, I thought it would be good to have this one as well.
I saw a sign in my hometown that displayed sake, so I jumped in.
I actually drank a Hana-yoso, which I love,
I chose Shinshu Kamerei because it was brisker and had more acidity and sweetness.
I looked at the history and it had been about a year since I last tasted it.
I want to remember it. 😉
I had given up hope of getting it this year, but by chance and a miracle, I was able to obtain it. Hachitan Nishiki.
The ginjo aroma is like pineapple.
The spiciness and acidity stimulate the throat, and the sweetness is refreshing.
Ah 〰️ delicious❗
It has been a long time since I had a high fever last month.
The chrysanthemum is as spicy and sour as ever, and the aroma that permeates the nostrils is perfect!
I looked to see if I had had it before and found that I had posted it a year ago.
But what is good is good.
It is light, but the acidity and sweetness are perfect, and when you take a sip, you can feel the sizzling sensation and the aroma that goes away.
I recommend it before or during dinner.
This is a different one from the one I got at the corner bar earlier.
It is wonderful.
It has a good balance of carbonation, acidity, and spiciness, and the sweet-tart ginjo aroma as it passes from the oral cavity to the nasal cavity is indescribably blissful. ‼️
It has been a long time since we have had this Eiko-Fuji.
It has a slight acidity, a pungent spiciness that stimulates the taste, and a clear ginjo aroma that is unique to daiginjos, or a pleasant sensation that passes through the nostrils.
It is a definite Eiko-Fuji.
It is said that a new variety of sake rice is used.
It is my favorite sparkling nigori type.
The carbonation that stimulates the tip of the tongue, the exquisite bitterness, and the sweet and delicious mellow taste are pleasant. 🎵😆
On the right is Oumine, which is not carbonated but has a rich sweet flavor and lingering ginjo aroma that lingers for a while.
This one is also excellent. ‼️
On the left is the ice-aged version, which we also drank last year.
The carbonation has settled down a bit and the acidity, bitterness and ginjo aroma are wonderfully balanced. ‼️
It's been a while since I've had a bottle of Igarashi, and I bought another bottle of carbonated type, so I opened a bottle every day.
It is delicious.
It has a good amount of gas, though not so much that I have to pay attention to it, and the carbonation and acidity stimulate the tongue, while the sweetness and bitterness together with the crispness are really good. ‼️
I saw them lined up in a store that I dashed into.
It is beautiful.
Not only is it beautiful, but it also has a perfect balance of richness, sweetness, umami, and acidity that spreads in your mouth 🎵.
Next is Takanai in Niigata.
The proprietress says this is no good, but it is not.
It has a good aroma, a good amount of sweetness, and is not so dry.
What a surprise, there was no label on the bottle,
This is delicious!
It may be because it has been aged in ice temperature, but it has no carbonation or spiciness, but it has a nice moist and umami taste ❗
Happy New Year! ☀️
The first bottle of the new year is a nigori, a refreshing one!
Just the right amount of carbonation, sweetness and bitterness, with a bit of spiciness that stimulates the throat a bit.
It's refreshing and fruity!
I'll open it right away. 〰️ delicious!