NIIDASEN SHU
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When heated, the flavor of the sake mother rises and the umami and aroma, which were hidden at room temperature, open up.
Slightly sweet taste
The acidity came first, as it is a wine yeast.
The aftertaste was not that persistent.
It's like Kyoto's Vibrant.
It would go well with tomatoes and cheese.
Not so sweet, not alcoholic, but the mouthfeel is quite classical. There is a bit of astringency.
It lingers in the aftertaste, but a little sourness is added.
Domaine Sakura
Light taste
Freshness of weak chouffe and muddiness of Ori
It seems to be a light nigori of modern Sengoku.
It bloomed a little again when the temperature went up.
The moment you drink it, you will feel a strong sweetness, followed by a slight sourness in the aftertaste.
It's a bit strong sweetness, so you have to choose what you eat.