HANATOMOE Mizu-Hashiroshi x Mizu-Hashiroshi
I like this.
It is not thick, but you can feel the thickness. I like the sweetness, richness, and sourness like drained yogurt.
Original Junmai Daiginjo from Hokusetsu Shuzo x Nishikiya Sake Brewery.
Very fruity, refreshingly sweet and delicious ♡.
Citation below.
K is for Koshitanrei, a sake rice developed in Niigata and only available in Niigata
S is for S9 yeast, a yeast from Niigata's Brewing Experiment Station
N is N for Nishikiya Sake Brewery
40 means a rice polishing ratio of 40%.
We had the one on the right in the first photo.
It is a very full and rich sake!
Some white malted rice is used, but the acidity is refreshing and not that strong.
It has a strong plumpness and sweetness.
drunken whale junmai ginjo takaiku 54 shinshu nama-shu
You can feel the transparency and freshness of nama-shu. The mouthfeel is as gentle and light as water.
A little acidity at the throat at the end.
We drank at SakePark, a sake event held in Shibuya. Sake in the middle of the photo
Sake brewed with white malted rice used for shochu.
It is sweet and refreshing with a strong acidity! It was very tasty! Love it!