Long time no post.
This is my favorite brewery in Ehime prefecture.
It is the first time to include the natural shibori, but it is delicious in the taste that I like.
This all-Akita sake is brewed with Misato Nishiki, the local sake rice of the brewery, and its own Kameyama yeast.
It has an elegant aroma and a gentle mouthfeel, so you won't get tired of drinking it.
It is delicious.
There is a high-class sake made from Akaban Omachi, but it is said that it is originally for export.
It is light in taste and has a strong flavor of Omachi.
I opened a bottle of Kamekin, which I had been looking forward to.
This year's No.1 candidate is delicious.
I wonder how long this luxurious sake will last?
First time to drink sake at home
It's a blessing to be able to drink at home the high class sake that you sometimes see at restaurants.
It has a subdued aroma and a gentle swelling when it approaches room temperature, and it is superbly delicious without ever losing its sharpness.
It has been a long time since the last Kudokigatomo, and if it is made on lees, it is the very best sake in a very long time.
It has a pleasant ginjo flavor, and the sweetness leaves enough umami in it to disappear.
It's been so long that I forgot to compare the Kamisumi and the lees.
It's been a while since I've had Niigata sake, but in my old man's day, Niigata sake was all about Koshino Kanbai.
I regret that I didn't get tired of drinking it, but I should have savored it more. ・・・・・ It's delicious.
I'm sure you'll be happy to know that the "Niigata Sake no Jin 2021" has been cancelled, and we can only hope that next year's event will be peaceful and safe.
The sake rice, Kinmon Nishiki, has been on my mind for a long time.
It has a not too flamboyant ginjo aroma, a good sense of gas and a refreshing acidity, and while retaining its greenness, it is also sharp and delicious.
It's been a while since I posted.
I have this sake in my hand by chance.
I've had it once upon a time, and I can only recall the gorgeous impression, but after many years, it has a complex aroma... I can't express it well, but it has a supreme slice of deliciousness.
A fruity ginjo aroma, a pineapple aroma on the palate, and a delicious flavor that spreads out and is balanced by acidity that disappears in just the right amount.
This is a Daiginjo of a different dimension, brewed by a brewery based on the concept of the ultimate food juggernaut.
It has a superb taste and is delicious.
It has been a long time since the Kudokutude.
It has a fresh ginjo aroma and sweetness that pushes the taste to the front.
You can feel the acidity, but it does not run down, and it is delicious.