Kameizumi, again ♪
Kohada (Codfish) again, which I got at a Hokkaido product exhibition. I had it again with some pickled kohada (yellowfin tuna) that I got at a Hokkaido product show 😋.
...but the flavors clashed a bit 😅.
When the bottle was first opened, the aroma was more grapey than ginjo aroma. It tastes like sweet and sour grapes, and is easy to drink.
I heard that there is a story that the toji has been changed and the taste is not so good, but I thought it was delicious.
watch out for the Hikoboshi bottle (left)
Katsuyama style Orihime bottle (right)
Hikoboshi has a fresh aroma, a firm and sharp taste with a little sourness.
Orihime has a subdued aroma and a soft taste with a hint of sweetness.
The seven hidden pictures on the bottle have yet to be found.
Sake made by a sake brewery in Kyoto with rice and koji from Hokkaido. It is light and has a rich aroma. I drank it at room temperature this time, so I would like to drink it cold next time.
Opened the last Pinku no Yukikko in stock.
It has a lower alcohol content and a stronger acidity than the original PINKU no Yukikko. It has a lower alcohol content and a stronger sour taste than PINKU no Yukikko.