It has an apple-like aroma, and when you drink it, you will notice a tangy texture, sweetness, and a strong carbonation that gradually gets stronger. The aftertaste is refreshing and easy to drink.
On the way home, I stopped by the transfer station to have another drink, and encountered the first Jyushiyo.
Fruity aroma, full sweetness, and a lingering aftertaste that disappears with the sweetness. No wonder it has become so popular, as it is easy to drink and has no corners.
The second drink at Robata Lighthouse
Fruity aroma
Mouthful of thick sweetness and a full flavor.
The aftertaste is refreshing and easy to drink, making it a delicious sake that I would like to drink again.
We had it at Robata Toudai in Mizonokuchi.
The sake is made from "Koshitanrei," Niigata's best rice for sake brewing,
Makiki-zan subsoil water is used for this sake.
It has a soft, umami flavor with a slightly crisp aftertaste. It is not too assertive, so it is easy to match with food.
I had done some preliminary research a few days earlier about a buckwheat noodle restaurant owned by the Northwest Sake Brewery and ordered this sake because it was served at a local buckwheat noodle restaurant!
I did not recognize the aroma, but the sweetness spread in the mouth and the acidity was just right, and the gas quickly dissipated in the mouth, making the sake easy to drink.
It was my first time to drink Tazake, and the fruity aroma, sweetness and richness on the palate made me want to stay here and soak in the lingering flavor.
Risshun Asashibori! Risshun Asashibori is a sweet and fruity sake pressed on the morning of February 3, the first day of spring, to celebrate the arrival of spring! We compared Risshun Asashibusubi with other brands and found it to be the most fruity.
A cup of sake at a soba noodle shop with a wide selection of local sake.
The sake made with Niimasa No. 6 yeast was light and fruity on the palate, with a strong acidity.
Sake made from Yoshikawa Yamadanishiki in Hyogo Prefecture, with a rice polishing ratio of 40%. It was easy to drink and well-balanced for being a mid-priced sake.
Purchased at Tohei Sake Brewery near Kururi Station!
I felt a slight gas in my mouth, and the fruity sweetness spread and disappeared with a refreshing swoosh.
Reissue 2025 version of the first collaboration with United Arrows in 2020.
The gas that comes in a swoosh, the refreshing sweetness, and the lightness, I guess "silky" is the right word to describe it.
When you put it in your mouth, there is a slight gasp and sweetness spreads in your mouth. After that, the acidity is felt, and the aftertaste is refreshing and very easy to drink.