I finished my business in Tokorozawa area early and had a lunchtime drink.
It was smooth, full-bodied, deliciously spicy, and had a bitter aftertaste.
It was a little alcoholic, so I guessed it was probably honjozo.
I like their motsu-nikomi (stewed pork cutlet) and thought it would be a good match, but unfortunately they were out of it at the time. I had it with deep-fried tofu and yam. I would have liked something with a stronger flavor.
It is delicious with a mellow sweetness that is typical for a sake made from the traditional sake yeast and Kame no O. It is very drinkable, but has a good sharpness.
It is drinkable, but at the same time it has a good sharpness. This is a good example of the quality of aluzoe. This is a high quality sake.
The label is cute and nice.
On the Shinkansen
When I went to Yahiko, I happened to see a tasting event and bought it on the spot because it was delicious.
It was soft and mellow.
I was also told at the time of purchase that it was unfiltered.
It is indeed quite refreshing and crisp for a regular sake.
On the Shinkansen from Niigata
Moving from Ojiya to Miyauchi, I purchased it at the Yoshinogawa Sake Museum.
It was fresh and refreshing as if it was new sake. It was easy to drink with a pleasantly refreshing acidity.
I enjoyed it at Ponshukan in Yuzawa, so I took the Joetsu Line to a brewery in Ojiya and bought it.
It has a fruity taste with a tangy gasiness. It is a well-balanced type of sake that is supposed to be light and dry.
It was easy to drink with a mild and refreshing aftertaste.
In addition to the apple-like fruity flavor typical of Toyobai, it also has a delicious autumnal flavor. It has a mellowness.
The aftertaste is also very sharp, and we finished it in no time at all.
Got it in Hiroshima on the way back from Saijo Sake Festival.
Momiji is very Hiroshima-like.
It has a gassy, citrusy taste and a good balance of sweetness and umami.
It is sharp when served cold, and gradually tightens up as it goes back to room temperature.
Bamboo sake at the Saijo Sake Festival.
It has a smooth and delicious taste. The aroma of bamboo, combined with the festival's heat, made it delicious.
Kanetsuru - Autumn and Winter Limited Edition Sake
More floral, fruity and elegant than regular Kanetsuru. The aftertaste is firm and dry.
Serve with Take-Toku's fish cakes.
It has a characteristic nutty, caramel-like sweet and savory taste. There was also a slight acidity, and the flavor spread gently and was enjoyed slowly. Delicious.
I couldn't really taste it when it was cold, so I returned it to cold at room temperature and it was outstanding. It was also good lukewarm👍.
Mellow flavor, a little sourness, good accent and good. At the bai gai. It was good, but I thought it would go better with the grilled eggplant that the person next to me ordered. I'm still learning...
At Suzuki Fresh Fish, Honmachi. Cod and Kurosaki brown beans.
Cup version of regular sake "Hana". Smooth and dry. Personally, it is one of the most delicious regular sake.
Shu*Kura's sake
I was about to finish off with some rice ice cream when I got this.
It was sweet and tasty, and I thought it would be a nice float when drunk alternately with the ice cream.
Yamahai drinking comparison 4 kinds of food set
While waiting for the connection, we went to SAKE Shokudo at Kanazawa Station.
All of them are rich and delicious. The pairing with the food was also good. I learned a lot about how different rice makes such a different impression.
All of them were very good, but personally, Omachi was a critical hit. I would like to revisit.