Eiko Fuji's black fox.
Both sweetness, acidity and sharpness are just right. The juiciness and sweetness are also moderate, and it may be less Eikoufuji-like. Delicious.
100% Yuyamanishiki grown in Toyama Prefecture
Polishing ratio 50%.
Hizirizm by Saint.
When opened, it has a fruity top note, and on the palate it is very tasty with elegant sweetness and acidity 😋.
100% Shiga Watanabune No. 6 grown in Shiga Prefecture, Japan
Polishing ratio 70%.
Koshi's limited edition sake.
I have the impression that all limited edition sake is delicious.
It is sweet but has a hint of acidity that is just the right amount of freshness. The aftertaste is crisp and very tasty 😋.
Sake rice brand and rice polishing ratio are undisclosed.
Mr. Miyazumi's Yamadaho.
It has a light aroma and a bit of spiciness. It is sharp and delicious 😋.
100% Yamadaho from Hyogo Prefecture
Polishing ratio 50%.
One more drink at the end of my trip to Hiroshima 🍶.
Sandesi on the Shinkansen on the way home. It is full-bodied and tasty, with a slightly robust feel. Delicious.
We had okonomiyaki, sake, and soupless tanzanmen, and we were full. ☺️
Trophies of the Hiroshima Trip (1)
Junmai Daiginjo Hiyoroshi🍶 of the moon after rain
Hiroshima's famous sake is still delicious. ☺️
It is easy to drink with a fruity mouthfeel and a delicious flavor.
Senbon-Nishiki 74% / Yamadanishiki 25
Polishing ratio 50%.
First time drinking 🍶.
It is a special pure rice, so it is light and easy to drink. It is delicious with umami, sharpness and moderate acidity.
100% Yamada-Nishiki from the special A district in Hyogo Prefecture
Polishing ratio 60
Junmai Ginjo from Abukuma.
It was dry and crisp with good flavor and texture. It tasted different from what I imagined. Whew😅
Sake rice brand unknown
Polishing ratio 55
Collage's Junmai Ginjo is Akaban Omachi.
Compared to when I drank in early spring, I had the impression that the sharpness was more pronounced than the fruity. Delicious.
The third picture is the Gokai ceremony at Ikegami Honmonji temple. The Manto-neri procession was a sight to behold 😀.
100% Omachi from Akaban area in Okayama Prefecture
Polishing ratio 50%.
Junmai Ginjo of Takachidai.
It has been a long time since I have tasted Takachidai.
It has a fruity and sweet mouthfeel. It has a sharp and slightly thicker texture, and it is still delicious.
100% Ipponshime produced in Minamiuonuma, Niigata Prefecture
Rice polishing ratio 53
Collaboration sake with local supermarkets.
I had seen it at Sake-no-wa and it was one of the brands I wanted to try, but I never thought I would be able to drink it with what a collaboration sake with a supermarket.
It was more fruity than I had imagined, and the sourness gave the impression of a pear. It's delicious and easy to drink.
100% Akita rice
Polishing ratio 90
Sono Kangiku's Occasional Series.
We enjoy it every year. Since it is a ginjo, it has just the right amount of sweetness and is very tasty.
100% Yamagata Prefecture-produced Yamashu No. 4
Polishing ratio 50%.
I was sober for only 2 days due to a medical checkup. The first day of my sobriety was at Yamaisan.
This sake feels like pure water. It is made from round well water, and as the name suggests, it is clear. Delicious.
100% Yume-no-Kou produced in Minamiaizu, Fukushima Prefecture
Polishing ratio 60
Sono Kangiku's Occasional Series.
The lid flew off when the bottle was opened 🍾 Nice 😋.
It has a juicy mouthfeel with a hint of sweetness. Very tasty 😋.
100% Tokushima Kenaiyama
Polishing ratio 50%.
Fourth or fifth drink outside.
The hiyayoroshi was so good that I had another x2.
We had ice cream and onigiri (rice balls), so it was hard to finish 🤣.
It was a delicious event to celebrate the restaurant's anniversary and all 9 kinds of Kikuhime were offered at half price 🥳.
Second drink outside.
We received another open bottle of sake 🥳.
We were lucky to have a large bottle available yesterday. It is mellower and more mature than hiyaoroshi. Delicious.