Junmai Ginjyo Nama-zake
Sake degree +2
Strong umami impression.
It's not so much that it's easy to drink as it is that each sip is very robust.
The aroma is slightly sweet.
Junmai Ginjyo 14-15%.
Polishing ratio 60
Chilled
Surprisingly easy to drink
Gentle on the palate
Dry but with a hint of sweetness.
I have not drunk it at room temperature, but I felt it was probably best drunk cold.
I bought some octopus as a snack and drank it with it.
Junmai Ginjo Polishing ratio 60
Dry taste
You can feel the delicious taste of rice.
It is not the type that can be drunk smoothly, but you can feel the strength of sake.
You can feel more alcohol than the alcohol content (15%).
Sensation of heat in the back of the throat
The aroma is mild.
Chilled
Spiciness is suppressed and the taste is refreshing
Daiginjo, 35% rice polishing ratio
At room temperature
Clearly defined sweetness
No bitterness at all.
A little bit of spiciness can be felt afterwards.
Chilled
The sweetness stands out clearly.
Room temperature may be better for ease of drinking, but I got the impression that I could feel the deliciousness of this sake.
Honjozo, rice polishing ratio 70%.
15 degrees at room temperature
The first sip gives the impression of almost no resistance.
A slight sweetness that caresses the back of the throat and the tip of the tongue
Gentle sweetness
You can drink it smoothly without feeling alcohol for its alcohol content.
type of sake brewed by low temperature fermentation from white rice milled to 60%
The first sip is sweet.
Sensation of slight spiciness in the back of the throat afterwards
Excellent with Saga's Ariake seaweed