Posting No. 417
The taste has a somewhat strong depth, perhaps due to the Yamahai sake. It has a good balance of acidity and umami.
Pairing with Ate
Fried chicken ◎
Personal Favorite ★★+☆☆☆☆☆
Post #416.
The first day I opened it, I thought the sake lacked depth.
On the second day, the aroma was weak but the umami was well pronounced.
Pairing with Ate
Bonito Tataki (bonito) △
Yaki-gyoza (grilled dumplings)
The 2nd day
Grilled sweetfish with salt
Sashimi of kanpachi
My personal favorite
Posting No. 415.
It has acidity. It has sweetness but also has umami, and it is a sake that has both sweetness and umami. The umami flavor remains in the aftertaste.
Pairing with Ate
Grilled pork chikotsu (pork bone marrow)
Personal preference★★★★☆
Posting No. 414.
It is tasty but not heavy. The sweetness is moderate. It tastes better on the second day.
Pairing with Ate
Yakitori
Squid sashimi
Shotsuru Karaage
Personal Favorite ★★★+☆☆☆☆
Posting No. 413
The price was surprisingly 1,210 yen for a four-pack of junmai ginjo. When I asked the waitress why, she said it was because it was "aggressive" and therefore had a miscellaneous taste.
When I drank it, it had the juiciness typical of nama-zake. It has a slight sweetness, but more than that, the umami flavor is very apparent. I think this is because it is an aggressive sake. The umami flavor lingers in the aftertaste.
It is the best sake at a reasonable price.
Pairing with food
Tuna Tuna Sashimi ◎Edamame
Edamame (soybeans)
Curry pie Fat
Personal preference: ★★★★-☆
Posting No. 412.
This is a limited edition sake. It is said to be a sake made with a Bodhi yeast.
It has the acidity and gassiness typical of Kaze no Mori, but the sweetness is moderate. It is a light sake and does not leave much of a lingering aftertaste. Perhaps because the alcohol content is low at 11%, the body is weak and the sake lacks punch.
Pairing with food
Bonito sashimi
Yagen Nankotsu (grilled fish bones)
Fried chicken
Personal preference★★★★+☆
Submission No. 411
It is not too sweet and not too acidic, but has a good umami flavor. It is juicy, as is the case with nama-zake. It goes well with rice dishes.
Pairing with Ate
Sasakamana◎ Fried squid
Fried squid
grilled sweetfish
Personal preference ★★★+☆☆☆☆
Posting No. 410.
No sweetness. Grain aroma is weak. No acidity. It is a light, refreshing sake with a clean aftertaste. Suitable for eating.
Pairing with food
Grilled sweetfish with salt
Gizzard ajillo-style
Grilled yellowtail kama with salt
Grilled pork cartilage Fat +
Pickled cucumber
Personal preference★+☆☆☆☆
Posting No. 409
I was told that this sake was brewed by a local development cooperative in Shiwa-machi, Iwate. I bought it because it is very interesting.
When you drink it, you can taste the sweetness and acidity very well. The sweetness in particular lingers in the aftertaste. It has a soft texture and is very pleasant on the palate. I like it very much.
Pairing with Ate
Sweet and sour pork
Shumai (pork dumplings)
Sashimi with pickled bamboo shoots
Personal preference: ★★★★★
Posting No. 408.
I was told that this sake is brewed with non-standard rice and although it is junmai, it cannot be called junmai sake. I heard that it is a limited edition sake available only in about 10 stores in Japan, so I immediately bought it.
When I drank it, I found it to have a strong acidity and an unexpressible umami taste of rice. The umami lingers in the aftertaste. There is no sweetness. Perhaps because it is a Yamahai sake, it has a somewhat strong flavor. It has a strong personality and is very tasty.
Pairing with food
Grilled sweetfish with salt
Tsubugai (whelk) sashimi
Grilled pork belly with salt and pepper
Deep-fried chicken cartilage
Personal preference: ★★★★★
Posting No. 407.
This is a new sake rice called Hyakumangoku No Shiro. The label says it is a clear tasting rice with low protein content.
When I drink it, I can taste the umami but it is also light. Is this due to the taste of the rice on the label?
In addition, it has good acidity and a gaseous taste. There is almost no sweetness. There is also little ginjo aroma.
Pairing with Ate
The label recommends seasonal vegetables, white meat fish, and crustaceans, and it was true when we tried them all. ☺️
Soaked bracken in soy sauce ◯++.
Grilled with salt
Boiled Mako (giant clam)
Deep-fried chicken
Personal Favorite ★★☆☆☆☆☆☆
Posting No. 406.
This is a very juicy sake with high acidity. It also has a gassy feel. Sweetness is moderate and not too sweet. It has a strong body. Very tasty.
Pairing with Ate
Fried chicken ◎
Kakuteki Fat+
Sashimi
Personal preference: ★★★★★
Posting No. 405
I bought this sake with interest because it was produced by Amatsu Kimura. They use black malted rice.
When I drank it, it tasted sweet and sour. It tastes sweet and sour. It is very light, yet it has the feel of a sake brewed by a Nanbu Touji (master brewer). It is very light, but has a surprisingly long aftertaste. It is delicious.
Pairing with food
Miyako Trout Salmon Sashimi
Mouka Hoshi
Female Mouthfish
Hoya (sea squirt)
Grilled Pork Tongue with Salt
Chicken Teriyaki
Personal preference: ★★★★★
Posting No. 404.
It is a very unique sake with a strong acidity. The sweetness is not that strong. It is light and has a clean aftertaste. It is very tasty.
Pairing with Ate
Grilled beef liver
Grilled yellowtail kama with salt
Personal preference★★★★★
Posting No. 404.
It is very acidic. I like it because it has character. It is light and has a clean aftertaste. It is delicious.
Pairing with Ate
Grilled beef liver ◎
Grilled yellowtail kama with salt
Personal preference★★★★★
Posting No. 403.
It has a strong rice flavor and is the center of the flavor. It is better during a meal than before a meal.
On the second day, the sake settled down and became very tasty. I will change my rating for my taste.
Compatibility with Ate
Pine flounder sashimi◯++
Hamburger steak ◯++
Bracken and Japanese butterbur stew
Yoshitsugu Open Fish
Aiko
Deep-fried yam
Bonito sashimi
Personal Favorite ★★☆☆☆☆☆☆☆
Personal Favorite ★★★★+☆☆☆☆ on the second day
Post #402.
I bought it in a bottle.
The aroma is weak. The sweetness is moderate and well balanced with the acidity typical of AKABU. The aftertaste is clean and doesn't linger too long. It is a light and refreshing sake.
Pairing with food
Octopus sashimi ◎Octopus sashimi ◎Octopus sashimi ◎Octopus sashimi
Grilled chicken wings with yuzu kosho
Deep Fried Fish Cake
Fried egg and kikurage mushroom
My personal favorite★★★★+☆
Posting No. 401
It has a fruity aroma, with just the right amount of sweetness and acidity. It is very easy to drink.
Compatibility with Ate
Yellowtail sashimi◯++.
Boiled cod
Striped horse mackerel sashimi
Stewed pork fat
Personal preference★★★★+☆
Posting No.400
I was very interested in this wine when the sales clerk recommended it to me.
When I drank it, the rich umami flavor spread out. The umami lingers in the aftertaste for a very long time. The umami and acidity are in perfect balance. The umami lingers for a long time. It is delicious.
Compatibility with other dishes
Fried sky bluefish
Edamame (green soybeans) ◯++.
Pickles
Hockey sashimi
Personal preference: ★★★★★
Posting No. 399
I have had Kaze no Mori several times, but I found this sake to have less sweetness and more of an austere aftertaste than I had imagined. In the mouth, the umami is well pronounced and the aroma is subdued. It has the gas and acidity typical of Kaze no Mori.
Pairing with Ate
Tandoori chicken
Yakitori skin Fat
Yakitori chicken thigh salt Fat+
Yakitori thigh sauce Fat ++
Hockey sashimi Fat
Personal preference