Sake received from La Jomon. Refreshing acidity, gentle sweetness, and a clean crispness. It is well-balanced, with a soft acidity that lingers on the tongue.
Refreshing and sharp. It has a refreshing sharpness, a moderate acidity and sweetness, and a dry, clean taste. The taste is not boring, as one would expect from Shimehari.
Refreshing acidity with a gorgeous sweetness on the nose, the best balance. The astringency can be felt at the back of the tongue, and the sharpness is refreshing.
It was brewed by a recent graduate of the Fukushima Sake Academy this spring, who has been with the company for five years. The aroma is sweet and round on the palate. But the sharpness is refreshing and clear. The sweetness of the rice is retained while the finish is spicy, making it easy to pair with a variety of meals.
This bottle was received at La Jomon in Yamagata. The aroma is rich and expansive, with a round melon-like sweetness and light acidity. The slight astringency in the back makes it even more flavorful. Thank you for the delicious sake recommendation!
Delicious! Refreshing acidity with just the right amount of sweetness. Not sticky, so easy to match with various dishes. Light gasiness, slight astringency.
La Jomon commissioned Kuribayashi Shuzo of Haruka to brew this sake with Kame-no-o and No.6 yeast. The first attack is refreshing, with a thick sweetness and acidity. I couldn't resist another glass.
From Kadoya Sake Shop's hanpukai. Alone, it has the strong sweetness and acidity of a sake made from a traditional sake yeast yeast yeast. When paired with a meal, it changes to be refreshing.