Yaehara gives the impression of a place name in Tomi.
It has a fruity pear-apple aroma and flavor, and finishes beautifully. As one would expect from Oshinshu!
It is the most peculiar of the tiled roofs. It is darker than Gin-Ai and Gin-Kuro, and its taste is reminiscent of white wine. It is a quintessence to have such a wide variety.
To put it bluntly, there are so many types of Shinsei and Kangiku that I don't know. And they all come in 75 to over 80 points.
This time, I was introduced to this monochrome at a bar, and the way it was introduced as "metallic" was impressive.
When I drank it, I found that the mouthfeel was indeed hard, but it was soft, sweet, and delicious. But the soft, sweet flavor and richness made me think, "This is good. It might have left a strong impression on me even if it was a Kangiku.
Good evening! Romain is a good sake, isn't it? I went skiing in Minamiaizu yesterday, and I think it must be very difficult to brew here, so I am also supporting this brewery.
It has a sharp yet apple-like flavor! Full but not bitter, with the impression of a slow kill. This brand gives the impression of being sticky, so I was betrayed in a good way!
It is really like Daishinshu to have a fluffy richness and umami hidden in the back of the bottle while appearing to be refreshing! It's been a long time since I've had a Daishinshu, and I'm relieved to see that it hasn't changed.
I almost said, "Yummai! I almost said it out loud.
It's fruity, but I'm sorry I can't tell you more about it because of my stuffy nose today.
From there, there is a little acidity and richness of pear-apple type, but the taste is loaded with a lot of flavor and it finishes brightly.
Is this Junmai Daiginjo? Really? It's so good, it makes you want to say "Really?
I wondered if the mouth-opening drink was haunted? I went to see. As it turns out, it quickly settles down from peach/melon type fruity. There is a slight gassy feeling, but it is basically mellow. It is easy to drink, with no unpleasant taste. It is a good sake. I think I can get to a moderate distance from it without drinking too much.
The same Niigata is a sake with the richness of brewing on a white wine with a slightly weaker itky. It has a feeling of gas and rice peachy sweetness and richness on the back. It is simply a rice wine of the Ichinokura Suzune type.
It has a sharpness on the palate, but also shows off its gorgeous aroma and richness. There is also a little bit of peachy sweetness 😊.
Overall, it is refreshing and good during a meal. 👍️
This is a wine I've been drinking frequently lately.
It has a soft, slightly acidic and gentle taste with a full body. It is good with a smooth finish. The good thing about restaurant sake is that you can enjoy it even after a long time. It can also be used as a food sake!
I won't miss Kimi's melon-type ginjo aroma! Excellent 👏.
From there comes a pear/peach type soft sweetness, richness and a bit of bitterness. I would say it has a sharpness that doesn't linger, but I personally have a child's tongue, so I'm at that age (?) where the bitters that linger on the back of my tongue are really bothering me. I'm not sure if it's good that it's not sticky, though. But I guess it is good that it is not sticky. It's important to put together with bitters 🍶.