I finally got my hands on the sake I received this spring.
The color. Oh, this is a sake that comes alive at room temperature or higher. I kept it warm.
It was good with Iburi Goko cheese.
I bought this drink because, as I recall, it was reasonably priced and looked like something I would like.
It was the one I liked.
It seemed to have more sweetness if you drank it a while after opening it. It was delicious at room temperature.
I got it.
I thought it was a beautiful color, so I looked it up.
I found out that this color is due to the use of red yeast.
Sake with a certain atmosphere.
It has a sweet and sour taste. Delicious!
It's autumn!
This sake is sold exclusively at a new facility called ESHIKOTO, which opened this year in Fukui Prefecture. It is called "Tokoshie.
It has a gentle taste and is easy to enjoy.
The bottle is also very nice, with a glass lid. This is the first time I have ever had a sake bottle of this type.
It was a sweet sake with a strong carbonation.
I tried it on the rocks, which was probably the right choice.
It was delicious even in the hot and humid summer.
This sake was won in a sweepstakes by the Yamaguchi Sake Brewers Association.
It is also called Golden Chun Chun.
It had a fruity taste with 45% polished rice.
It was sweet and easy to drink.
I heard that even if you want to drink it again, it is not so easy to buy.
This sake is delicious in this hot season when you can feel the pizzazz of the carbonation.
I have been craving cold beer lately, but this cold sake is very tasty even in this season. I like it.
When opened, it has a freshness that makes you think, "Is this Yamahai? It has a freshness that makes you wonder if it is Yamahai, and after a while, it has a calm Yamahai flavor.
The recommendation of a liquor store that I like these days is delicious.
Sweet.
Even when I opened the bottle 3-4 days after opening it, it still had a gaseous taste with a "pop! It also has a gaseous taste.
I think those who like floral sake will like it.
Sake that I thought that if you cut down a lot of rice, it would be fruity, or maybe it's not that time anymore.
Polishing ratio 90%.
It was a sake that went in easily and had a sweet taste. Delicious.
I felt a gentle sweetness that can only come from blaming.
I think the recent trend is that if you feel sweetness, you want a little more spiciness, but I think this is the way to go. After all, everything is delicious.
I asked for a cold, fruity sake, and this is the sake I chose. I chose light, middle, and heavy, and it seemed to be in the middle.
It was delicious, and I drank it easily.
Ever since I read in a magazine that they insist on using the traditional sake making process, I tend to buy it whenever I see it.
I think it tastes best at room temperature because it has a bitterness in the softness, but I always end up emptying my glass before it's cold.
A strong flavor. My favorite type.
A sake friend of mine said to me, "Sake that looks like an old man goes well with it, not the shiny labels of today." I think he is right.
I had it at room temperature and lukewarm.