Looking back, I think I drink a lot of Houou Mita's sakes, and I think many of them are fruity and highly aromatic to my liking. This sake also has a gorgeous flavor like muscat and green apple, which made me want to buy it again. I am looking forward to the best sake to drink while looking at other people's postings after posting.
On the anniversary of my father's death, I drank Oroku from Shimane Prefecture, his birthplace. The Hachimaru 2021 brewed with 80% polished rice was my favorite (I want to drink it again). The nigori took a while to degas, but it was fresh and refreshing. The Cho Oroku 2021 Brewing was delicious, but when I compared the two, my favorite was the Hachimaru. Comparing the two makes the difference clear and will be helpful for my next purchase.
Good evening, Cherry 😃.
I'd like to drink a sake that has a connection with your father on the anniversary of his death 🥹.
I've only had Oroku once before at Sandesi 😅I'd like to drink it at home since it's sold at a liquor store near me 🤗.
Sorry for the late reply. And thank you for your reply. The only thing I look forward to is having dinner at home after work. I'm so jealous that the liquor store near me sells it!
Freshly squeezed Kitashika. The price was unbeatable at 980 yen at Super Lopia. It has a good sweetness and sourness, and at this price, I wouldn't mind repeating it. ☺️
I have been to Shimane Prefecture many times, but this is the first time I have tasted this sake. 2021 length diameter, 17.5 alcohol by volume, it was not fruity or light, but delicious and made me think this is Japanese sake. It made me want to visit Shimane Prefecture.
I live in Shizuoka Prefecture, but this is my first time to taste Hana-no-Mai. It is a pure sake, but the alcohol taste on the nose is reminiscent of fireworks? It is a matter of taste, but I don't think I will buy it again.
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This is the first time for me to drink Isohajime, even though I live in Shizuoka Prefecture. I thought it would be fruity, but the richness and power of the fermentation goes well with meat 🍖.
No carbon filtration of sake future. It is like a ripe banana or mango, with just the right amount of sweetness and acidity from the rice to impress. It goes best with oden in the colder months♪
Thank you for your comment as well. Fukushima Prefecture is a place that holds many memories for me, as I was there for 3 years working for the reconstruction right after the earthquake, and I am happy to be able to drink sake from the area.
Since it is only a 29% rice core sake, I thought it would be a classy sake, but it has a good taste of rice, sweetness, and moderate acidity, this is delicious. It was similar to the feeling I had when I drank Hana Yuu.