Good morning, association salaried yeast 😊.
That was a disaster 😱 did you get your bag back? I'm so sorry 😰.
I heard you already drank the sake from the distribution 👍I'm looking forward to drinking it 🎵
Ponchan.
Thank you for your comment ❗️ How miraculously I found it without losing anything. Thank you, God of Sake 🤲I personally preferred the red one: 👍️
~5 types of bacteria are the theme ~.
Yeast (No. 7 yeast): Produces alcohol content and aroma.
Yellow Koji Bacteria (National Bacteria): Breaks down rice and produces sweetness and umami.
Shorekji lactic acid bacteria (found at Shorekji) → produces lactic acid with a thick sour taste.
Pichia (a type of yeast): Produces a wide range of aromas.
Pichia (a type of yeast): Produces a wide range of aroma.
The above five types of bacteria play an active role,
The "multi-layered flavor! is realized! It seems!
The taste is a little different from the other wines in the lineup! The acidity is a little bit tame.
This is an 80 type with a dewy leaf style polish, and at 80, this quality is excellent! The umami stays on the tongue for a while, and then it finishes. Bali Uma: 👍️
This sake is made from a well-balanced blend of the "arabashiri" portion, the beginning of the junmai ginjo making process, and the "seme" portion that remains at the end of the tank.
It has a strong sweetness, but the aftertaste is clean and well put together.
→Bari-uma👍️ best 😆
All of Kaze no Mori's Akitsuho rice, which has excellent brewing qualities, is grown locally under contract. Akitsuho Junmai is Kaze no Mori's standard.
The aroma is reminiscent of gentle white grapes and blue fruits. The palate is refreshing when you feel the carbon dioxide gas from fermentation, and after it settles down, it is characterized by a voluminous balance of densely packed sweet umami, acidity, and astringency.
→Stable Umami❗️Bari-Uma👍️