This bottle is characterized by rice sweetness and lively lactic acidity.
It is slightly thick and full of flavor.
A bottle that would go well with anything from a light to a strong snack ✨.
No. 1 in repeat business ✨ Akamu 🍶.
~Junmai Ginjo~.
Green apples, fresh pears, and delicate sweetness of rice are enjoyed 🍶 The aftertaste is a bit long 🍶.
La Maison by Kuheiji
There is no indication of a specific name, but I interpreted it as a special junmai sake.
When the bottle is opened, it has a slightly banana peel-like aroma and a gentle syrupy rice sweetness. The taste is dry but also has a rice sweetness, and the aftertaste is rather short and refreshing.
The aftertaste is a little short and refreshing. I would like to pair it with a meal that is not too heavy (^-^)
Akabu Junmai Hiyadoroshi
I've become a big fan of Akabu, so I bought the hiyaoroshi! The hiyaoroshi is mellow and has a good taste.
Aroma: Fresh banana, freshly cooked rice, rice cake, whipped cream, slight cheese, etc.
In-mouth aroma: Slightly high, with a hint of rice derived from the ingredients.
In the mouth: Slightly short. The sweetness of rice remains.
Not too strong ginjo type aroma, crisp and clean â
Mouth: In the mouth, green apple and pear aromas are followed by gentle rice sweetness and a slightly lively lactic acidity.
The aftertaste is dry and tight with good sharpness.
I would like to pair it with poultry or pork dishes with herbs and lemon ✨.
High-grade sake from Akabu Sake Brewery.
The rice is 100% Yunokou, a premium sake rice produced in Iwate Prefecture, with a high milling ratio of 35% and a gorgeous ginjo aroma that will delight your palate.
It has a sweet aroma of juicy fruits such as white peaches and melon, white rice balls, and beautiful mizuame, and a very textured mouthfeel with no corners. It has not only sweetness but also umami, making it a truly superb sake.
The pairing of tuna steak was made with the help of Italian chef Fabio's video 😁.
The herbs, the delicious tuna flavor, and the gorgeous ginjo aroma was a perfect marriage 🤣.
A combination of fresh pear and gentle rice.
The mouthfeel is very soft, delicate and elegant.
It's been 4 days since the bottle was opened, but the sake has mellowed and is very tasty 😀.
Hato-san foam, which is often seen at Sake-no-wa, has a moderate umami and a sweet and sour aftertaste with a sense of freshness (^^).
Deep fried & fried cod with chopped shiso leaves and cucumber as a wash reset 🌠.
I still have some Nabeshima left, so I'm going to drink it...
Well, it's stimulating and slightly alcoholic only for a draft sake (* ̄▽▽ ̄).
The rich and smooth texture in the mouth makes the sake delicious! It makes you say, "This sake is delicious!
Pairing it with meaty fish is a good idea(^-^)
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Place of origin: Fukui Prefecture
Sake Brewer: Kuroryu Shuzo
Rice:100% Gohyakumangoku
Specified name: None (ordinary sake)
Rice polishing ratio: 65
Alcohol content: 18%! ( ;P)P
I was surprised at the high alcohol content when I tasted it without noticing it when I bought it.
I was surprised at the high alcohol content!
The sweetness and texture of the rice is smooth, but the alcohol is very strong and impressive. It is necessary to drink temperate water.
You can enjoy a rich flavor with a lot of flavor and a rich taste derived from raw materials.
Light, yet full of umami and full of vitality!
It is like this is how different it is when it is made from tailings.
In wine, it is sur lie, but in sake, it has 2 to 3 times more umami than wine, so you can't stop drinking it☆.
We enjoyed it with grilled saury.
Akabu is often seen at Sake-no-Wa.
This sake is also very tasty ✨.
Name: AKABU
Place of origin: Iwate Prefecture
Rice: Ginga
Polishing ratio: 60
Specific name: Junmai-shu
Although it is a junmai sake, it has a sweet fruitiness like melon right after opening the bottle, with rice nuances reminiscent of freshly pounded rice cake or white rice balls, and a smooth and fresh texture with a great deal of umami.
The water used for brewing is probably soft, but it is light and easy to drink.
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooome!!!!
5 stars! I loved this drink so much!
Kudokibe Jr. and Ogawa yeast
Producer: Kamenoi Shuzo Co.
Specific name: Junmai-shu Daiginjo
Rice polishing ratio: 44
Rice for sake brewing: 100% Banshu Aiyama
Alcohol percentage: 16% to less than 17
Clear and colorless appearance with brilliance
It has a slightly sweet aroma with nuances of ripe pear, white peach, banana and white dumpling.
The texture is velvety, and the sake is mild and light, with a hint of cotton candy, which quickly fades away.
This is a great wine, and I wish I could have had more of it.
The ALC is also high, but the whole wine is so elegant that you don't feel it.
I thought it would be a little too high, but the alcohol is high because it gets very hot at the throat.
I am afraid of the price of 2,200 yen for this quality!
Accompanied by Pad Thai and Gaayan ✨.
The fourth image is from yesterday's FBO Academy's 15 yeasts event.