shinsaku3
Overall 7 (out of 10)
From a friend
I received a set of Junmai Daiginjo: red bottle and Junmai Ginjo: blue bottle 😊.
Since I got the set, I decided to compare them 😃.
The only difference between the two is the rice polishing ratio 🌾.
Both are delicious👍
Just like water 💧.
Just like the concept 👍
Both are over 16 degrees but can go down smoothly 👍
Compared to the daiginjo red bottle, the ginjo blue bottle has more of a tangy taste (very easy to understand 🙂 ).
I would like to try the Nama-shu version next time as I think it would taste even better with a little more depth 😃.
I had it chilled!
Pairing impressions by Pekho
Here are my personal impressions
Aroma
Moderate aroma
Taste
The higher the number, the stronger the taste (5 is the maximum)
-Spiciness: 1 at the beginning → 1 in the aftertaste
-Sweetness: 0 at the beginning → 0 in the aftertaste
-Sourness: 0 at the beginning → 0 in the aftertaste
-Bitterness: 0 at the beginning → 0 lingering 0
-Astringency: 0 at the beginning → 0 lingering 0
-Rice flavor: 1 at the beginning → 1 lingering aftertaste
Mouthfeel】→1
Smaller number = light
Bigger number = richer
(5 is the maximum)
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ひなはなママ
Good evening, shinsaku3!
I've been enjoying a lot of dry sake lately ❣️ and this comparison is interesting ‼️ I'm not a fan of light dry sake, but I imagine it would be good with Peckho's fried chicken wings ☝️ 😆.
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ヤスベェ
Good evening, shinsaku 3!
I've known the name of this sake for a long time, but I've never had it yet because I have a strong image of dryness 😅.
I'd love to try it when I grow up a little more and get a little closer to an adult's palate 😇.
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