Yesterday's natural installment.
It was my first sake from Kagoshima.
Tenpyo is a very good name. Sake is a blessing from heaven.
It was a delicious sake with a mellow taste and a smooth finish.
Today's Hundred Hundred. Two mochi.
Cute name.
It is said to be made of 100% Omachi.
It is a commemorative sake for the 200th anniversary of the company's founding.
The origin of the name comes from the number "hochi" for multiples of 100 and "futahochi" for 200, which became known as "futamochi" at the end of the Heian period.
The rice used is "Omachi" produced by Mame Farm in Okayama Prefecture, with which we have a special relationship. The yeast used is Kumamoto yeast. It is a classic type made with traditional rice and yeast.
The taste is gentle and mild with a mild aroma using Kumamoto yeast. It has a soft taste characteristic of Omachi, a moderate sweetness, and an elegant and refreshing aroma of Kumamoto yeast".
200 years in business, wow!
Delicious.
Thank you for your comment, ma-ki-! Yes, 200 years! But the sake industry, there are some places that are much older at all, Kenbishi in Hyogo is over 500 years old and Tsukiyotan in Kochi is over 400 years old 😳‼️ sake is a wonderful Japanese tradition 🇯🇵
Today's dry wind. Ah why, he said.
It seems that "Ayawashi" is not a good wind that makes ships suffer. This Ayawai is usually delicious.
It does not disturb the meal and is a delicious food wine.
Today's Kozu.
The first kitsune I drink is a white fox.
What is this feeling? I don't think I've tasted it before.
It's good, but maybe it's a bit fuzzy. Is it exactly like being fooled by a fox?
Interesting!
Today is a drunken whale.
Hanagoromo.
It is perfect for this time of year when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom.
Not so much sake-like as one tends to feel with regular drunken whales, but a gentle, mellow, and delicious sake.
Delicious!
This sake is a blend of Junmai Daiginjo brewed with Kochi's sake rice, Gin no Yume, and Junmai Daiginjo made with Yamada Nishiki🍶.
Mimuro cedar today.
Today is the second day of the new fiscal year, and it's cold in the flowers.
It has a strong, lactic acidity, light and fruity, and gorgeous sake.
Miwasan, the god of sake, and Ookami Shrine. When I visited there before, I might have only known that it is the oldest shrine in Japan and the one where Kazuhiro Kiyohara got married with Aki😅.
Thank goodness for sake.
IWA5 from Toyama Drink Comparison Special Set today
At Antenna Shop Toyama Bar. Since we were there, we also had a bottle of IWA5. It was developed by a Frenchman who was the chief brewer of Dom Perignon.
Well, this is interesting!
In short, it's a blend of 5 different liquors? (According to the official description, there are about 20 original liquors 😅)
Complex! Delicate but bold!
I feel like it has many faces.
Too bad it's a bit expensive and only 30ml 😅.
According to the official description.
"The exquisitely resonant warmth, gravity, and vitality expressed by Assemblage 5 are a distinctly avant-garde character, accentuated by the contrast between palette (flavor) and nose (aroma). Pure, balanced fruity and floral aromas with an austere, gentle depth that brings a definite sense of layering."
I honestly don't know what that sounds like, but it's delicious 🥂 sebon!
Today's Toyama Drink Comparison Special Set
at Antenna Shop Toyama Bar.
We had a sanshouraku.
It had been open for a while, so it didn't feel very fresh.
The 18% alcohol content is quite heavy, but the taste is gentle and mellow.
The sake rice is Yamadanishiki produced in Toyama.
Today's Toyama Drink Comparison Special Set
at Antenna Shop Toyama Bar.
We had a bottle of Chiyotsuru.
It has a mild taste with few peculiarities. It is a superior sake. It is distributed mainly locally, so it is a rare sake that I enjoyed.
The rice used for the sake is Gohyakumangoku.
Today's Toyama Drink Comparison Special Set
at Toyama Bar in Antenna Shop Nihonbashi Toyama-kan.
We had Haneya.
After a smooth, gentle and fruity mouthfeel, it may be quite ricey.
Hanabukiyuki is Aomori's sake brewing rice. The name was inspired by the cherry blossoms at Hirosaki Castle. Perfect for spring. It is also rated as having a good flavor of rice, which is understandable.
Today, it's Kuroryu.
A single piece of clothing. Blue fruit, melon🍈? The taste is like a white wine. Like a white wine.
According to the official description, it has an image of summer watermelon and a mineral aroma, indeed.
Rice polishing ratio 55
Alcohol 15.5%.
Sake degree +5.5
Today, it is a shop keeper.
The first YAMAMORI.
The yellow label stands out and looks great.
The rice is not mentioned on the label, but it seems to be Hachitan-Nishiki, which I love.
It was fresh and juicy, with a lingering bitter sharpness.
It is sweeter than I expected, and I wonder if the sweetness is due to the orikarami.
The name "Okunokami" written with "Yamori" is very Japanese.
Hi Shikatarou 😃
Congratulations on your first Yamoru-san ㊗️ with your favorite Hachitan-Nishiki 🎉I can't read it on first sight 😅I'm glad they are making such a good sake in Tokyo 🤗.
Jay & Nobby, thank you ‼️✨And the gecko is on the label, and it's Okunokami 🦎 fashionable😎Toyoshimaya Sake Brewery's origins seem to pre-date the Battle of Sekigahara, and they've been serving sake in Tokyo since that time 🎶.
Ohmine Today
Ohmine, a drink I've always wanted to try.
100% Yamada Nishiki
14.5% alcohol by volume
100ml
Stylish and artistic Omine.
Kiwi-like?
Officially Muscat, Melon and Lychee.
One cup for a new era.
I think it's good!
Today is Tasake.
Junmai Daiginjyo 40%5%, 100% Akita Sake Komachi. As the name suggests, the rice polishing ratio is 45%.
It was a summer-like day, skipping spring. We asked our stock of Tasake-den to make an appearance.
It has a fruitiness like white grapes or green apples, a gentle sweetness, and a tangy, bitter finish. Very elegant.
Delicious ✨
Cold chrysanthemum today.
The sunny day of the Occasional Series.
Yamada-Nishiki✖️ Akaban Omachi Polishing ratio 50%.
In this season of Hare days such as departures.
Today is a very warm day, and graduation ceremonies are being held in various places, making it a perfect day to enjoy this.
Fruity, pineapple-like flavor, sweet and spreading, but not too sweet.
Mmmm, delicious!
Best wishes to all who are taking the big step: ⭐︎"
Today is cold chrysanthemum.
Daiginjo made with Fukuoka's sake rice, Jushikinmu. It is said to be a spring tsukimi sake.
It is gassy, silky, and lactic acidic. It is quite dry, and I felt it was an adult sake for a quiet evening, rather than a lively, boisterous one.
Kangiku Meikozo is a romantic 🌙.
Hello, Shikatarou!
A quiet, adult, evening. Sounds great!
I finally got mine today.
It's a new release this year, I'll chill it well in the cellar before opening the bottle 😊👍👍.
Swissisusan, you got it 👏✨I'm jealous because I only got one of the corner ones 🤩I got the sunny one, so I'm looking forward to that one 😊.
Chrysanthemum is delicious isn't it!
I hope you have a wonderful evening 😁.
Today is Ishizuchi.
The yeast cultivated from "Princess Michiko," a rose given to Princess Michiko by the Crown Princess Michiko from England, is used.
The Princess Michiko yeast is characterized by a gorgeous fruity aroma reminiscent of mangoes, apples, and bananas, and the result is a junmai ginjo with a broad and soft flavor that is harmonious." The result is a junmai ginjo with a soft and harmonious flavor.
It has a gorgeous sweet taste with a very clean finish.
It was a sake with both gorgeousness and elegance🌹.
Postscript
It is not a draft sake, but very well-balanced and tasty even a few days after opening the bottle.
Hourai today.
I almost forgot about this one, and it was just about to remain hidden.
This is a commemorative sake that received 5 stars for 6 consecutive years in the World Sake Brewery Ranking 2024.
It has a limited lot number.
It is not watered down and has a "rich and powerful aroma with a deep umami flavor that is well pronounced. It has a rich, powerful aroma and a deep umami flavor with a pleasantly sharp aftertaste. The introduction says, "It has a rich, powerful aroma and a deep umami flavor with a pleasantly crisp finish.
It is indeed powerful, but it is also rounded and mellow, ending with a dry bitterness.
The fact that it is wrapped in newspaper and recommended to be served on the rocks is interesting and nice!