A brand I used to drink a lot.
I thought it was a little more robust than I had imagined, but after a long time, it is easy to drink and the sweetness, rather than the umami, leaves an impression.
Sake that the liquor store owner brought out from the refrigerator in the back.
I didn't look carefully, so I drank it in the last gulp or so.
What is it? Nigori? I didn't know it was nigori and drank almost all of it 🤣🤣🤣
Three kinds of drinks are displayed for comparison: Aragashiri, Nakadori, and Blame, and you can buy the Aragashiri if you are in the mood.
The aroma of moromi (malt liquor) comes through to the nose first.
It has a smooth and elegant texture with little carbonation.
In the end, it disappears as if nothing happened.
It is easy to drink too much.
Purchased Miyazumi after having a hard time deciding between Sharaku and Miyazumi.
It's Junmai hi-iri, but it's a bit raw or ginjo-like.
The sweetness, umami, acidity, and spiciness come in order and are enjoyable 🎶.
Fresh, with a strong sweetness and umami flavor.
Spicy at the end at 17 degrees Celsius.
It's quite heavy, so it's better to sip it after a meal than during a meal.
Commemorative 100th check-in
Less sweet taste and pleasant sourness
Boiled king crab bought at a roadside station and served with snacks!
The roe of the female crab was delicious!
Good morning, Mr. Motokoji😃!
Congratulations on your 100th check-in at Sentoku in Miyazaki for the first time ㊗️ 🎉The magnificent Spanish Crab 🦀 would go well with sake 😋.
Only one more challenge left to conquer Japan 😅.
Popping sound when opening the bottle
It has a nice carbonation.
It feels quite sweet after the carbonation is gone, probably because the alcohol content is low at 13 degrees.
It went perfectly with the dumplings 🍡.
Spiciness and acidity typical of Tosatsuru
Easy to drink with low alcohol content of 13 degrees
I drank a similar concept sake by another manufacturer the other day, but I wonder if this type of sake is on the rise.