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Sweet? Not really? Not even full-bodied? I like it with just the right amount of liquoriness.
With scallop nameko.
This is the first sake we usually have in the New Year. This is the first Ishizuchi this year, although it is a little off. It has a beautiful, understated fruity aroma and is perfect as a food sake for celebratory occasions.
I paired it with scallop sashimi + ginger sauce.
Since I drink only gorgeous sake during the year-end and New Year's holidays, I was expecting something a little drier. It was just right for me, fruity and easy to drink.
It is said to be a leap issue because it only comes out in leap years. Compared to the usual Tenmei, it has a much more rice-like feel. I like it.
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The label has changed. I think it tastes a little sweeter. Maybe it's an individual difference. The dewy leaves used to be gray, but now they are pink, which gives a very different impression.
The feeling I often get when I drink at a restaurant in the winter, the alcohol seems hard. Is it because it is cold?
With scallop nameko (super tasty)
Thanks again for your hard work today!
The Yama-no-i is still good. It has a slight carbonation, maybe? It has a slight sweetness and a slight bitterness in the aftertaste. It is like a soft drink.
The brewery has changed and it is now made at Amabuki Shuzo. The bottle is red, but the sake is clear. The graininess of the sake can be clearly seen even when it is cold. It goes well with snacks.