Junmai Daiginjo brewed with Yamada Nishiki
Melon-like sweet aroma
Elegant and gentle sweetness on the palate
The acidity is not strong,
It has a sharpness that is unexpectedly strong,
It has a very beautiful calmness.
Raku has been a long time coming.
Calm and soothing aroma.
Taste is not too flashy even though it is a ginjo.
It has just the right amount of flair,
It has just the right amount of elegance and calmness.
Versatile and delicious
Sake meter degree +1
Acidity 1.3
100% Yamadanishiki produced in Mie Prefecture
Full-bodied and full of flavor
Well-balanced with a good sharpness
After drinking a couple of glasses cold
I heated it up and it was perfect!
Even the ginjo-nama looks great warmed up!
Soil Specific Brewing] Yamanaka
Pine tree that is concerned with the terroir
Yamada-nishiki is a local variety that is as good as Hyogo's.
The rice is made from different soils.
The rice quality is also different due to the difference in soil.
This is a sake that can be tasted in each of the different types of rice.
Nice and calm ginjo aroma.
The entrance gives the impression of a melon
Refreshing blue image of sweetness
Born from well-drained soil
Jun Dai Yamanaka has a relatively light texture.
texture.
First instrument in a long time, first label
In the clarity that is typical of the instrument
Modern and juicy flavor
Slightly low alcohol.
Too easy to drink, I'm afraid.
I was browsing around for junmai sake that would look good warmed up for everyday drinking.
I was browsing around junmai sake
I stopped by for a tasting.
I stopped to have a tasting.
The owner of the brewery was there.
He explained to us about the brewery and its products.
This time it was exactly what I was looking for and the result was good.
Junmai sake, so I bought a bottle.
The ingredients were rice, I think Tsuyahime.
I believe it was called Tsuyahime.
As a junmai sake for everyday use
It is clean and high quality without any cloying taste.
Polishing ratio is 70%.
However, it is a good thing that the rice polishing ratio
If you judge the taste by the rice polishing ratio, you will be betrayed in a good way.
I think it tastes best warmed up without raising the temperature too much.
I think it tastes best when warmed up without raising the temperature too much.
Ripe sweetness reminiscent of grapes
Fruity and modern
Interweaves sweetness and deliciousness
Sake quality is very similar to that of
The difference is that the Suzukagawa
The difference is that Suzukagawa's sake has a more expansive rice flavor.
Maybe because I'm drinking Junmai.
It's quite sweet and full.
Kure's new sake 🍶 mellow aroma
full of flavor and bold
Fresh and crisp.
Well-integrated, but high in alcohol content.
Be careful not to drink too much!
You can fully enjoy the original sake and
You can fully enjoy it.
Newly brewed unpasteurized sake by Mr. Takahashi Toji
Not as strong as Yamahai
It has a core but delicate flavor.
A modern sake that is very drinkable.
Well-balanced with sharpness
Ripe melon-like attack
Fat flavor typical of Sogen
Gutsy sweetness and a sense of alcohol
but it has a sharpness that
It does not linger.
It is a mature sake, but
but it still has some hardness, perhaps because it is a new sake.
If the taste opens up a little more, it would be perfect 👌
Rice:Ishikawamon
Rice polishing ratio: 65
Alcohol content: 18%.
Yeast used: Kanazawa yeast
Sake meter degree: ̟+5
Acidity: 1.7
Amino acidity: 1.75
Nara's Toyoshu high 🍶.
Mellow and fragrant
Daiginjo as it should be.
It has a strong aroma and a unique richness.
It is good to enjoy it a little at a time.
Tastes like a good daiginjo from the old days.
There is nothing modern about it.
It was given to me 🍶.
Date of manufacture June 2023
It's so golden!
Deep and rich taste
It has a mild flavor.
Habit? It tastes like it is ripe.
Maybe it changes in a year and a half?
Assuming this is the quality of the sake
I don't dislike it at all.
I'll bring it up to about 50 degrees and it's perfect.
Rice: Gohyakumangoku (Ishikawa Prefecture)
Alcohol 15.0
Sake degree ±0.0
Amino acidity 1.6
Acidity 1.60
directly drawn, unfiltered, unpasteurized sake (sake)
Delicious the moment it enters the mouth
Freshness of Nama Sake
The strong umami of undiluted sake
Slightly sweet and gentle
Mizukagami rice is also delicious
Delicious!
Sake degree -3
Acidity 1.8
Yeast: Association #7 yeast
Rice used: Omi Mizukagami
Hi Takubon-san 🐦.
Thank you for the PR of mizukagami😊I see that Kitajima is also made from mizukagami😳I would like to try Asakaya raw mizukagami as it was delicious!
We will have it again this year!
Junmai Yamadanishiki of Kaiun
Slightly melon at the start
Good balance of firmness and cleanliness.
Good balance between firmness and cleanliness.
It has a good balance of umami and just the right amount of sharpness.
A model of a good sake.
R4BY aged sake, bottled in November
Hyakusaiji Temple in Koto, Shiga and
Kita Sake Brewery, which brews Kirakucho, has
reviving a sake brewed over 400 years ago.
Project 🍶.
A slightly ripe aroma on the nose.
The mouthfeel is rich and robust.
No peculiarity at all, bitter
Bitter taste and sweetness that spreads slowly.
The sharpness is not too much, so it has a strong attack.
It is a strong attack sake
but you can drink it for a long time without getting tired.
You can drink it for a long time.
Calm aroma
Gentle gassy feeling
Calm, not showy.
Taste the flavor slowly on the tongue
Delicate complexity is good.
The sharpness is clean.
A coherent and delicious sake
2022 Tank No.①
Unfiltered unpasteurized sake
Junmai (pure rice) made without polishing too much
A bold sake with strong acidity.
Warm it up and savor the sake carefully.
Dry but with a deep aftertaste
Alcohol 14.46
Sake degree +1.67
Buy at the warehouse
Powerful acidity and umami of the traditional sake yeast yeast.
Clear without any peculiarities or off-flavors.
Maybe it is because it is new sake.
This is just the right amount of volume
and not too much of a hassle.
However, it is a solid sake with a strong sake yeast.
If you are looking for a good taste, please try it!
Warm it up in Nobe Yokocho and drink it lazily.
It's good to drink it lazily!
Thick, sweet and juicy.
It's like Yokoyama!
The acidity does a good job.
Pineapple fruitiness
I felt it was a little different when I was eating rice
but it's perfect as a dessert on its own.
It's perfect for a dessert by itself.