Slightly spicy. Slightly dry, with the aroma and acidity of Yamahai. There is a soft sweetness after a while. It is sharp with a firm bitterness. Miyamanishiki produced in Suwa. With Kotobuki Sushi
Hi Ham Sake 😃Is it dry, dry, or light dry among Nagano sake? Is it Miyamanishiki, so is it umakuchi? The sea cucumber vinegar looks delicious...I'm curious about the entrée too...
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I am not a person who understands the taste of sake very well (laugh), but I got the impression that it was very dry with 16% alcohol and light in flavor! It seems to be good as a food sake!
Mild acidity with a little chilli. Soft rice sweetness expands. Astringent, clean and crisp. Yatan grass. Milled rice in its original form. Boiled pork and
Crisp and dry on entry, followed by softness and clarity. Good acidity. This is a heated sake that is not full-bodied, but rather, it is a warmed sake that seeps through you quickly. Hiroshima sake is also good in winter. With bigeye tempura
A crisp entry. Softness of soft water. Mild acidity, richness with a sense of maturity, and the delicious taste of rice. It has a firm bitterness and sharpness. Medium-bodied Shin-Senbon, Association No. 3 yeast. With simmered pork shoulder
Moderately sweet, spicy and acidic. Very well balanced. Quick to finish. The bitterness is also felt and refreshing. It is honestly delicious. Yamada Nishiki. Angei Murasaki and
Drank a bottle of Kamo Kanehide. It has a nice sweetness, umami, and a good acidity. 300ml is a great price for such a delicious wine. Yumachi and Hachikan Nishiki. With anago-meshi (rice with conger eel).
Soft mouthfeel. Good rice flavor. The spiciness is followed by a refreshing spiciness. There is a hint of sweetness in the aftertaste. Yamada Nishiki. With grilled prawns and
The aroma is sake-like. Sourness is moderate and dry. The impression is clear, but it also has a good umami, and the finish is clean. Serve with grilled shishito peppers and