It is a sake from a brewery on Iki Island, Nagasaki. I tried it to see what it was like, but it was delicious. It had a fruity taste like white wine and a gorgeous aroma of rice flavor, and was unexpectedly delicious in a good way.
To end the day, I closed with Tsururei, a brand I particularly like from a Niigata brewery, but since it was hot again today, I ended with a snow cellar-stored sake. Tsururei is still delicious.
It is said that the sake is made with 80% polished rice in order to get the full flavor of the rice. It is true that the taste of the rice is very strong, and the sake has a bit of a rugged flavor.
Eiko Fuji has quite an aggressive brand, but it really was a gorgeous tasting sake with a rosé wine-like mouthfeel. It was really a perfect match for a mealtime drink.
This was another refreshing and refreshing sake suitable for summer. The brewery is said to be an integrated producer from rice cultivation to brewing.
It has become much more major, and I have had fewer opportunities to drink Kuheiji, but it is still delicious. It has an elegant, gorgeous, floral flavor.