It's been a long time since I've had a bottle of Shippuda Sake 🍶.
It tastes sweet without bitterness right after opening the bottle, but after a few days, it tastes a little bitter.
As a food sake, it is very tasty 😋.
Junmai Ginjo-shu brewed by Matsuoka Brewery using 100% "Sai-no-Kagayaki" grapes from Yoshimi-cho, Saitama Prefecture.
Not much aroma, but a tangy taste on the tongue, followed by a slow, thick richness,
It is easy to drink when paired with salted fish with a strong flavor 🍶.
I bought it at a liquor store's online store because it was not available near me.
It has a nice balance of sweetness and sourness.
The alcohol content is 10%, so it is light and easy to drink 🍶.
On the palate, there is a tangy sensation and a refreshing sweetness.
The aftertaste is short, with a slight bitterness.
Not difficult to drink at all, and goes well with Japanese food.
Lately I tend to buy Chiebijin because of the label.
The sweetness is moderate and refreshing, with a slight bitterness in the aftertaste.
Tingling and a slight bubbling sensation on the tongue 🫧.
I let it sit in ice-cold temperatures for about a year, but the sweetness is still the same.
The palate is refreshingly sweet with a clean aftertaste.
A little bit of alcohol in the aftertaste, but it is pleasant.
A bottle where you can feel the deliciousness of rice.
The fizziness was not as strong as the warning, and it didn't blow out,...
It was slightly schwishy, and the flavor felt sweeter and silkier than a regular snowball: ⛄️
The last one was more dobrok-like, with a thicker cakeshoot at the bottom.
It's been a while since I've had a Toyo Bijin 🍶.
The palate has rice sweetness and a slight bitterness.
The bitter aftertaste lingers, but does not linger, so it is refreshing.
Sake to go with sushi🍶 won in the Sakenomy raffle.
A little sweetness, no acidity, almost no bitterness, and a taste that is somewhat difficult to grasp the impression of.
When paired with sushi, it seemed to have no fishy smell.
Slightly sweeter than a regular snowball, with a slight bitterness in the aftertaste
Easier to drink than a regular snowball, and has a more shwashy taste
The second bottle of the New Year, HANAIYOTAKU Yamadanishiki
While brewing the aroma of rice, it has a refreshing bitterness and a pineapple aroma that lingers in the nose, which is unique to Kahayohtoku.
Almost no sweetness, but refreshing and easy to drink.
The first bottle of the New Year is Flax Cat Spark🐈.
The carbonation is just so strong, and it's shrieking from start to finish 🫧.
Slightly sweet with a strong acidity
A bottle using Musashino Distillery's "Spine Ball" for the preparation.
The mouthfeel was a little tangy, yet sweet like muscat and lychee, and very easy to drink 🍶.