WOMThe last of my nigori festivals is Shiwa Sake Brewery's Shiwa Mizutama label from Shiwa Town, Iwate Prefecture. I have loved this brand ever since I drank it as a souvenir from a business trip to Morioka. I had half given up hope of buying it someday, but I found it at a liquor store that I liked. The owner told me that he had known this brand since the Great East Japan Earthquake. The rice used was Ihyakumangoku from Ishikawa Prefecture, and the yeast was Giovanni's research, a collaboration between Iwate and Ishikawa!
I had no choice but to buy it. It seems that they are already selling sake to support the Noto Peninsula earthquake relief efforts, which makes me weep for the warmth of the people.
Well, Nigori Matsuri, first of all, the bottle was opened! The bottle is instantly cloudy without even a pause to appreciate the "Ori" dance! White magic. After about 10 minutes of opening and closing the bottle slowly, I finally poured it into a glass.
The aroma is banana-like. The fizzy feeling is also nice.
The freshness of the fizz and the mild sweetness are nice, and the weak bitterness at the end is also good.
Delicious 😋😋😋.
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