Fruity and refreshing ginjo aroma on the rise.
The mouthfeel is impactful, but not cloying.
I haven't had it in a while.
It's reasonably priced and delicious!
Buri daikon for snack
It is tender and luscious!
As luscious as the label implies!
A little tangy and pungent? Is it the spiciness on the back of the label?
Aiyama is LOVE MOUNTAIN 😂.
Chirichiri-ness of Shiboritate in full bloom.
The fruity taste is subdued and the sweetness from Koshi-tanrei is strong.
The end result is sharp and clean.
The snack is salty potato butter.
Floral aroma with a slight hint of wildness.
The balance of sweetness and acidity has strawberry and cherry nuances.
There's also a hint of wood vat in the back.
I have no idea what to pair it with, so I'm using it as an after-dinner dessert sake.
Melon-like fruity ginjo aroma and sweetness
Slightly alcoholic
Brilliant, clear and beautiful.
The characteristics of daiginjo-shu are well expressed.
The side dish is stewed rice topped with "motsu-nikomi" (fish ball).
Muscat, green apple-like, pronounced acidity
Juicy and light
Good balance with the soft sweetness of the light nigori.
Less gassy than expected
I naturally want to pair it with spring foods.
So, we served firefly squid with vinegared miso
Katakana Katachiyo is a low-alcoholic beverage based on the concept of daytime drinking
Fresh fruitiness that makes it easy to drink even for sake beginners
Lychee and apricot nuances
It has a good amount of gas, making it easy to drink.
I like Daishinshu's dry sake because it is not too dry and the fruity and umami flavors are well balanced.
Of course, it finishes crisp and clean.
If you ask for dry sake at a sushi restaurant and this comes out, you will be overjoyed 🙌!
Shinsei Private Lab's Kijoshu
Kijoshu has a rich sweet-tart flavor that is typical of kijoshu.
Surprisingly refreshing with a rounded acidity.
In a good sense, it is light and not like a kijoshu.
Pairing with gâteau chocolat
Joint brewing project by 7 breweries in Miyagi
Subdued ginjo aroma
The mouthfeel is clear and smooth.
Fruity, yet refreshing and crisp.
Delicious but a bit expensive...
Pickled horse mackerel with rice bran
Abe Shuzo's Kijoshu
Slightly sweet, but with a strong acidity.
Not very kijoshu-like...
There is a little bit of gas.
Some apricot nuance.
It goes very well with dried fruits.
The theme is peaches.
It's kind of peachy, but that's just what I thought.
Heavy sweetness
Refreshing with just the right amount of gas.
Not sharp, but it has a luscious aftertaste, which is good.
Not Sake, but "Other Brewed Sake"
A fairly ingenious product in the sake world, where new breweries are practically prohibited from entering the market.
Slightly sticky agave syrup, but with the taste of rice and sake-like sweetness and acidity.
It is likely to grow in the future, depending on the scene, pairing, and branding.
Shinsei is increasingly hard to find these days, and I haven't had it for a long time.
Amaeru is a low-al sparkling
I opened the bottle with trepidation, but there was no explosion!
It has a champagne-like taste with yogurt and calpis-like acidity.
Some marmalade nuance as it gets closer to room temperature.
Complex taste
Tomato and mozzarella caprese
Modern fruity despite its classic image
Punchy flavor
A taste you will never get tired of!
It is inexpensive because it costs less than 2,000 yen!
Clam steamed with sake
Nabeshima's spring seasonal sake🌸
Floral aroma when poured into a glass
Muscat nuance is also present.
Bitterness in the aftertaste is a bit strong and lingers...
Paired with Nakamura Chocolate chocolates