On the shinkansen on the way home, with mackerel sushi.
This is a classic sake. It has a strong umami flavor, and I think it would be delicious if it were heated up.
Delicious!
The aroma is banana-like and fruity.
The sweet and delicious taste and the softness of the rice come at first, and the bitter taste stands up and becomes sharp in the middle.
It is milder than Junmai Ginjo.
Delicious!
The label is cool.
It is an Edo-style, raw-pasteurized Senkori.
The sweet and sourness came with a bang and there was a sense of rice.
The aftertaste was a little bitter. It gave a light impression.
Delicious!
WAKAZE and Takara Shuzo have teamed up to create a sparkling sake sold in the United States.
Made with California-grown rice, wine yeast and lactic acid-free white yeast yeast yeast yeast, it has a distinctly natural and refreshing acidity that goes well with a wide variety of foods.
The company said.
It had a white wine taste and a lactic acid taste because of the wine yeast.
It was available at Famima, and I would be happy if more of these interesting sakes are readily available.
Delicious!
Yamamoto has an impressive pink label.
Nice aroma!
The softness of the light nigori, the acidity, and the bitterness of the aftertaste were nice.
Delicious!
At a standing drinking stand in Gero Onsen.
Hinoya Sasagori.
It is unfiltered raw sake.
It was a different type from the Tenryo we drank at the ryokan yesterday, with a fruity, unfiltered, raw, mellow taste.
It ended with a bitter taste.
It was extremely tasty!
Gero Onsen trip, room drinking sake.
It is refreshing, but has a slightly classic feel.
The sweetness of the aftertaste seemed to pull away.
Delicious!
This is the first time I drink Takachiyo Shuzo's Makiki.
It has a fluffy rice sweetness and a good amount of acidity.
It has a more robust sake flavor than Hiragana Takachiyo, and I felt a bit of a classical flavor.
Delicious!
Long time.
It is a modern Yamahai natural sake,
softness, acidity of Yamahai, sweetness of rice, and freshness with a slight effervescence.
I felt the softness, the acidity of Yamahai, the sweetness of rice, and the freshness
Delicious!