I was so impressed with the taste of Kamerei Junmai Ginjo Nama that I stopped by the brewery in Ueda on my way home and bought it.
Although they did not have Junmai Ginjo Nama, they did have a limited edition of the brewery's fire-aged product, so I bought it.
It had a pleasant fruity taste with a hint of sourness. It was quite tasty.
The man at my regular liquor store told me, "Sanshiburyu is great no matter what you drink, but Aizan sake, which I've been using since my days in Gifu, is the best.
Unlike Comet 55, it doesn't have the slight carbonation, but it's mellower and has a better mouthfeel.
This is a variant of the standard series Tsannen from Kikuchi Shuzo, the same brewery that produces my favorite Kimura-style miracle sake.
I can't find it on Kikuchi Shuzo's website, and I can't find it in the press release list. The old man at the liquor store where I go often gets this kind of brand...
The natural sweetness of Omachi comes from the polishing process. Afterwards, the spiciness of sake also comes through. I wonder if this is a characteristic of Tsannen?
The flavor is well conveyed.
The old man at the liquor store told me that it was the last bottle, so I bought it.
It's a little sweet at first. But after that, it has a strong sake feeling.
This is an unpasteurized, unfiltered sake from the Niidashi Zensyu series.
The old man at the liquor store told me many times about the risk of the lid flying off when opening the bottle, so I opened the bottle with trepidation. As a result, it was not so vigorous and I was disappointed (laugh).
It is a little sweet. It is slightly sweet, and the fruit aroma is refreshing.
The old man of the usual liquor store told me, "It has a sour taste and is good! So I bought it.
Dewazakura is originally mellow, but it has been matured to make it more rounded.
A soda-like acidity that comes through immediately on the palate. Light fruit aroma.
At the end, the image of the spiciness of sake lingers in the nostrils a little.
Delicious.
No peculiarities at all.
Gentle mouthfeel.
Does it have the aroma of oak barrels? I don't know if you can taste the aroma of oak barrels, but I think the barrel aging gives it a mellow texture.
It's a cliché, but it's delicious.
Sake with strong acidity! I asked the man at the liquor store, and he gave it to me.
Sake strength +7
Acidity 1.6
Amino acidity 1.2
It is very refreshing, but the pungent taste of sake spreads afterwards.
From the moment the package is opened, it has a mellow, fruity aroma.
Sweet but not sticky, with a hint of sourness.
It goes well with sushi and sashimi.