We had the opportunity to drink various kinds of sake at the Nagayama Honke Sake Brewery's warehouse opening.
The cherry blossoms were in full bloom and it was very nice.
The all-you-can-drink comparison was 2,500 yen for 8 different kinds of sake. You could also drink your favorite sake for 500 yen.
Food such as sake lees soup and sandwiches were available at local stores.
Tetorigawa Yamahai Junmai
When drunk cold, it has a sour and refreshing taste.
When heated to human skin, it is a tasty but clear and easy to drink sake.
This is one of Nagayama Shuzo's new and limited edition sake.
It is a very good sake of the moment, aromatic and sweet but with a nice sharpness.
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The aroma is mild without a ginjo aroma, and the taste is robust and sharp. It is a good sake for a mealtime drink.
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It has a slightly sour peculiarity, perhaps due to the use of Nishito's Shizuku. However, combined with the ginjo aroma, it is a clear and coherent sake.
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It is a sweet and refreshing sake with a nice crisp aftertaste.
The aroma has a strong ginjo flavor.
Although the alcohol content is a little high at 17%, it is a very easy-drinking sake.
The top aroma has a strong fresh hine scent.
Other aromas are mild.
The taste is strong and robust at 20 degrees Celsius, but the aftertaste is clean and easy to drink.
If you have a chance, I would like to try a real freshly squeezed sake.
The ginjo aroma is thin, with a faint scent of koji, or malted rice.
The taste is mild and mellow, but it is slightly carbonated and tight. The carbonation and acidity do not give it much sweetness, but it is the kind of sake that makes the drink go down smoothly.
Alcohol content 16 degrees
Rice polishing ratio 45
Rice type: Yamadanishiki
The ginjo aroma can be clearly felt.
The balance of sweetness and acidity is good, and the aftertaste is very refreshing.
The aroma is moderate, but the ginjo scent can be felt.
The taste is solid, with a hint of sweetness.
Finally, there seems to be an aged aroma and a mild aftertaste.
It is a sake from Fukuoka Prefecture.
It has a strong ginjo aroma, and the acidity gives the impression of bringing the flavors together nicely.
It is gorgeous and refreshing, so it goes well with aperitifs, appetizers, and lightly flavored foods.
This sake is made from Omachi rice.
It is a sake with a strong taste that only Omachi rice can provide.
I would like people who like strong sake to drink it once.