Precious Murayu. Tasted for the first time with the dark blue Ruri label. It is sweet but elegant and crisp. I now understand why it is called Wasanbon. It was easy to drink.
A brewery in Tatebayashi, the hometown of Bumpuku Chagama. It is a commemorative sake for the opening of a new supermarket. It has a koji aroma and is crisp and dry.
This is a limited nigori sake from Kirinzan that requires refrigeration. When we opened the bottle, it almost spilled and we rushed to cork it. After settling down, I opened the bottle. The supernatant was a slightly effervescent yogurt. After stirring, it naturally became sweeter and richer. It has a sharpness that makes you feel that it is indeed Kirinzan. After that, let it settle down and taste the supernatant, and finally enjoy the rich sweet and umami sharpness. We were told to drink it as soon as possible after opening the bottle, and finished the 720 ml bottle in 40 minutes.
Limited edition sake celebrating the 50th anniversary of the release of Funaguchi. Pre-released at the Niigata Sake no Jin. The richness is still there.
Opened with a pop. The aroma is slightly cemedine. It has a tight, slightly effervescent, sparkling wine-like dryness that makes it easy to drink. Made with 100% Akitsuho from Nara Prefecture, 65% polished rice, Akitsuho 657 with No. 7 yeast.
Abe yellow. Stocking lot tank #2.
Be careful when opening the bottle! Slightly tingling, with a delicious rice flavor and a clean aftertaste due to the acidity. The alcohol content is 14%.
Rich, umami taste. Slightly golden color. When served cold, it has a mellow flavor as if you were eating rice. When heated, it has a soft and soft flavor. Sake that can be drunk without snacks. I like this sake.
It has a deliciously juicy and refreshing acidity with the body of Omachi. This is my first Sentori, but it is a Bizen Oumachi from Okayama Prefecture. I would like to enjoy Domaine Sakura next time.
Fresh, fruity ginjo aroma. The taste is excellent. This is Houou Mita. Excellent quality. Kake rice: 100% Yamadanishiki, Koji rice: 100% Gohyakumangoku, Polishing ratio: 55%, 16% or more but less than 17%.
When I told the liquor store that it was a sweet sake, they recommended that it was a new release this year and had just arrived. I was told that it had sold out in the morning and would be gone by next week, so I bought it without hesitation. At 13 degrees Celsius, it was light and easy to drink. I was told that this was the first Miyamanishiki from the brewery.
Flat polished rice x micro-bubble washed rice, 100% Uonuma Ipponshime.
It has a fruity aroma and a full flavor that is typical of nama-shu. Anyway, it is delicious.