ねむち
Gifu Prefecture. Minokamo City. Miyai-Zakura Brewing Co.
MIYOSAKURA Junmai Ginjo Leaf
I was wondering what to buy when I entered the store and found that there was only a small amount of Japanese sake. I have already had Tsushimaya, but this is the first time I have had Mishiro Sakura.
It is made with G2 yeast, an original yeast from Gifu Prefecture, and rice called "Asahi no Yume".
It is served cold.
For some reason, there was a short gas sound when the bottle was opened.
The color is clear and transparent with a hint of yellow.
The top aroma is gentle but slightly citrusy with a hint of freshness.
The mouthfeel is smooth and smooth, with a sweetness that is gradually mineral, umami that peeks out from behind the sweetness, and a bit of sharp bitterness and astringency. After swallowing, a moderate acidity can also be felt.
The bitter and astringent aftertaste remains on the tongue.
Mishiro-Sakura is made in Gifu Prefecture, while Mishiro-Kiku is made in Nara Prefecture. The fact that Mishiroei is the same brand, but in Shiga and Ehime, will probably make it easier to test.
Ingredients:Rice(domestic),Rice Koji(domestic)
Rice used: 100% rice grown in Minokamo City, Gifu Prefecture
Rice polishing ratio:60
Alcohol content:15
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bouken
Good evening, Nemuchi 🌆.
You've been very active in developing new liquor stores lately 😁.
There's Mishiro Masamune in Wakayama and Hijiri-no-miyou in Fukui 😆.
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