I went to the Naohiko Noguchi Institute and bought some raw sake.
It is a very strong sake.
At first it feels sweet, Gomangoku.
Bitter taste lingers in the aftertaste
19 degrees alcohol by volume
Koshi Junmai Ginjo
Nama Nama
A gorgeous, fruity ginjo.
It is characterized by its freshness and fullness of flavor.
It is a freshly pressed, unpasteurized sake with a fresh taste.
I like the sound of summer sake. ❤️
Cute Natsuno Junmai with watermelon🍉 pattern.
Delicious and refreshing summery drink! The alcohol content is low at 13.5
And slightly sparkling!
Goes great with seviche: ❣️
Special Junmai
R5BY
Ingredient rice
Yeast Kumamoto yeast
Hana-hi 100
Hachitan Nishiki
Percentage used
No exclusive production is possible. Limited production of approximately 2 kiloliters at a time. Due to the special characteristics of the product, it is a rare sake for those who are lucky enough to be able to find an "oriki" (a kind of "ori") that is like an after-effect of the disease.
I found this junmai sake: ❣️
I wonder what it tastes like.
The snack is seasonal firefly squid!
sweet pepper tsukudani (boiled down in soy sauce)
fried chicken breast and onion with soy sauce
I bought it because of the words "Limited Reproduction Impossible" and I was right!
It's 60%, but without the clutter.
When opened, the aroma is fruity.
The taste is banana-like, rich and sweet.
Very tasty!
Since we have Kabako crab, I open a bottle of Manotsuru Daiginjo from Sado Island!
But the bottle is slippery and I can't open it 💦.
I want to drink it and eat it.
No, I'll do my best to open it after I post this!
Shiho Wastewater
Purchased in Sadogashima
Desperately temperature-controlled during the trip to take home.
Good. It is also dry and has a great balance of umami and acidity. Thank you.
Second post.
Today was a rare arrival at a nearby supermarket. What a 💖lucky coincidence!
Really fruity, not too sour and refreshing. Delicious 😋.
Kameizumi
Junmai Ginjo
Yeast CEL-24
Alcohol content 14 degrees
Acidity 1.9
1.1
Lower Noic Acid
Raw material name
Polished rice (domestic)
50% of rice