I received this bottle from friends and it is a limited edition from the brewery.
It has a fruity and delicate aroma,
It has a deep, mellow flavor and a soft mouthfeel.
I like the sharp aftertaste.
This is a gift from a friend in Japan.
Junmai Daiginjo Akaban Omachi Rice
As an omatologist, I have very high expectations.
When I opened the bottle, I felt a sense of gas,
It is generally lighter than the mellowness of Omachi,
It was refreshing.
But it has a good balance of acidity and richness, and has a pleasant aftertaste.
It is a nice bottle. ❣️
The guess is a yokan called "Fujinotana" by Toraya. It is a very good drink.
A friend brought this bottle to a drinking party.
Thank you very much for the delicious Shinsei.
It is indeed a bottle of "eXcellent" ‼️
It has a delicate and delicious taste with green apple and soft peach aroma.
😌100% Yamadanishiki produced in Tojo, Hyogo Prefecture
Underground water from Mt.
Inokai 1901 yeast
It was a beautiful evening and we had a delicious bottle.
It costs 10,000 yen per bottle, but the delicate aroma and taste make it worth it.
We were also stranded in Ito due to heavy rain and were trapped on the train for six hours.
I was so frustrated that I drank all the sake I had bought.
Perhaps because I chose a sake named "Hazy"?
Haha!
But I really enjoyed the dryness and aroma of the sake.
It has a gorgeous muscat-like aroma typical of Hanayu, a delicate drinking experience, and the fruity, slightly strong sweetness of nama-zake, but the aftertaste is clean and crisp.
It is a seasonal junmai ginjo orikigarami made with 60% polished rice.
It has a soft aroma with a peachy sweetness. It has a fresh mouthfeel with a pleasant light gaseous sensation.
Reihou" is brewed in the Kimoto style.
The freshness that is typical of Fukkai is maintained, and the flavor is clean and gentle.
The snack was edamame (soybean curd) tofu from the tofu shop next door.
It has a gentle but sweet ginjo aroma, umami, sweetness, and volume that is typical of sake made from Toyama Prefecture's sake-quality rice, Gohyakumangoku.