Super hot? Oh, my God, it's so hot!
It's like "Oh, no!" but it's definitely dry as it goes down your throat. What I thought was sweetness may be umami.
I missed you! Inazo!
The sweetness of the rice is not so much the sweetness of the rice, but the umami of the rice.
I had drunk it a long time ago while tipsy, and all that remained was a picture and the sound of "Inazo. In fact, it was Yamagata Masamune.
I drank it all up in no time, in collaboration with the pickled herring roe in saikyo.
The oldest brewery in Shizuoka. The rich sweetness of the rice on the palate is followed by a feeling of alcohol after drinking. I wish it had more characteristics.
Sake that has been laid down in the brewery is laid down further.
It is similar to mirin, but sake. It is as good as pork miso soup.
It can also be used as a dessert if drunk by itself!
Good evening, sakesake. It's a crazy dark nice coloring, you'd think it was coffee in 5 years ☕️ It's so sweet that it's almost mirin when it's aged in its own home. Looks delicious😊.
It's true! I was surprised! If you like a flavor closer to mirin (sweet sake), I highly recommend the mirin from Shimane Prefecture's Li Bai Sake Brewery 💡.
Ex? Imperial family's gift.
The image of this sake is that of an aromatic and full-bodied sake made with apple yeast! I thought it had a rich aroma, but I think the apple aroma has diminished. I felt a slight bitterness in the aftertaste.