Memorandum Looking back at the past
Comparison of Usagishin
Usagishin BLACK Hidahomare
Rice Akebono 22% Hidahomare 78
Polishing ratio 65
Usagishin BLACK Yamadanishiki
Sake rice Yamadanishiki
Polishing ratio 50% 55
Usashin BLACK Ginbuki
Sake rice: Akebono 22%, Ginbuki 78
Polishing ratio 65
I usually only write my impressions of home drinking, but this one is limited to restaurants, so it's been a while since I've written an extra 🍶.
Today I celebrated the great success of a project I was involved in from the beginning of this year until recently, and I had a lunchtime drinking party by myself 🍶.
Here's a piece I saw on that occasion 🍶.
As a Saku drinker, there was no choice not to drink it, so I had it as my first drink 😁.
Fruity but very light and not alcoholic 🤔.
This lightness is very suitable for a toast 🤔.
After drinking this, I was even more hungry and ready for battle 😁.
Fourth glass, I have had Niimasa several times, but this was my first time to drink No.6.
It had a perfectly balanced sweet and sour taste and a gaseous sensation reminiscent of champagne.
Sake that sells well tastes good, after all,
The third drink, Checkin' in Aichi, is a cracker.
It is easy to drink and delicious with a gorgeous, juicy sweetness. 🙆♂️
It seems that this brewery was founded 333 years ago this year and this is the commemorative label. The two hares label is very fashionable 😎.
The second cup is Isobojimai.
The sweet aroma gives the sake a refined taste with no clutter🍶.
I think it tastes similar to Kuroryu.
Next time I drink it, I would like to have it with seafood from Shizuoka! LOL!
Eel with a friend.
This was my first time to try Kikuhime, and it is a sweet and gentle nigori sake 🍶.
It has a good balance of flavors and is easily accepted by beginners. 🙆♂️