This is Hachibei's autumn sake.
It is full of the flavor of rice, but does not have a heavy feeling, and soaks into the body naturally.
It had a gentle and kind taste.
The mornings and evenings are getting cooler.
The label of this Yokoyama is perfect for this season.
It has the promised sweetness and umami, but is it more subdued than the Yokoyama we have had so far? This one is also good enough. Thank you very much.
This luxurious sake is a blend of Yamada-Nishiki and Omachi, and is made using the raw yeast stock.
The acidity is well asserted in the robustness of the sake. It is delicious.
It's been a long time since I've had a Hanabama.
Slightly carbonated. Slightly acidic and tasty.
The alcohol content is 17 degrees. It has a heavy feeling. In a good sense, it was a Hanaboe that didn't seem like a Hanaboe.
It is a rare sake that is usually fire-aged, but only once a year is it released as a pure sake.
It has a good acidity and umami flavor. It was quite delicious!
Dry fruity. I was concerned about the tingling after taste, but on the second day, the tingling was gone and the overall taste became milder.
Personally, I prefer the taste after the second day.
This was followed by a special junmai sake.
Compared to the special honjozo, it seems to have more sweetness and acidity... The bitterness at the end is unique to the special junmai. Personally, I prefer the special junmai? In any case, they were two delicious bottles.
This is a comparison of a special honjozo and a special junmai sake.
They are locally distributed sake.
We started with the special honjozo...
It is a refreshing, light, and very easy to drink sake. Although it is alkalo-sweetened, it is perfectly acceptable. It was delicious.
Both the label and the bottle are the color of that man's mobile suit. I am an old man who is captivated by that alone.
It has a good balance of sweetness and acidity. It has a good balance of sweetness and acidity, and has a good umami and sharpness, as one would expect from Tasake.
Delicious...
It is sweet and fruity, with a hint of sourness, so it's not too strong.
The alcohol content is a moderate 15%, so you can enjoy it as much as you want.
The acidity is refreshing and impressive.
This is a summer-only sake perfect for the current season, but it tastes so good that I wish it were a regular. As one would expect from Haginishiki!