A Drink on a Trip to Hiroshima
It was fun talking with the owner of the izakaya!
I just can't remember what the drinks tasted like 😰.
Hard to check in for drinks outside...
I had never had summer sake before, so I bought it for its name and appearance.
When I bought it, I was told that it was like a rum jelly, so I took a sip to see what it was like, and I could smell and taste the sweetness.
I thought the sweetness would linger on the palate, but it quickly fades away.
It's not a food sake, so it's best enjoyed after a meal by itself or with a light snack.
Polishing ratio 92
No particular peculiarities or unpleasant tastes, but good as a medium-bodied sake with the desired spiciness, umami, and acidity.
Both the polish and the taste were "hard-core"!
Record of alcoholic beverages previously consumed
I don't know if it was the characteristics of the Manzai rice or the degree of polishing, but I remember it tasted a bit bland.
I would like to try a more polished version.
It gives the impression of a solid sake in the mouth, but the aftertaste is sweet... too sweet 😓.
When I bought it, I was told to try it on the rocks if it was too strong for me, but to be honest, even on the rocks it was tough 😰.
I'm trying different brands, but this is one that made me realize again that I don't like sweetness.
Purchased alcohol that I had always been curious about.
Sweet sake that is not sweet.
I don't dislike it.
I feel nostalgic for some reason.
Added on May 2: Now that I think about it, it's more like makgeolli than sake.
Purchased at Gurunaru Tokushima Roadside Station
When I drank it cold, it was crisp and dry.
The bitterness in the aftertaste is a bit harsh.
The recommendation on the back of the bottle is to drink it at room temperature or hot.
Dry, robust, drinkable.
Takeshita Honten went out of business last year and the business was transferred to the Tabe Group, which is now developing a new brand under the name Tabe Takeshita Brewery.
I entered the store and without even saying hello, a bottle was placed on the cash register counter and of course, I purchased it.
I bought it, of course.
At the company's departmental drinking party.
I was surprised to see Daiginjo in the all-you-can-drink menu!
They served us various other daiginjos from Niigata, but I couldn't take a picture of the labels, so I don't know the brand name. Too bad!
Sweetness, deliciousness, acidity balanced to taste.
A little bitterness in the aftertaste, good sharpness
It goes easily up to about 2 cups while eating, but it is a little heavy beyond that.