Rice:100% Maikaze
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Sake meter: -1
Acidity: 1.6
Yeast: QCI3
Alcohol content: 16%.
Slightly spicy with a little bit of a tangy taste
Snacks: Yakitori (grilled chicken)
It was purchased at Takahashi Yoshiten, Shin Maebashi.
Tsuchida's initials F.
The aroma is very sour.
Isn't this vinegar?
Incredible smell.
Sour in the mouth.
It is incredibly sour.
When I got used to drinking it, it tasted a little like Japanese sake.
It has a sweet taste... but I can feel it. There is also a lactic acidic aroma.
The sourness is so intrusive that I can't understand it! LOL!
I really don't know.
I think he's drinking vinegar...
It seems that the brewery recommends splashing milk with it, so I tried it.
Mellow.
Yogurt wine?
It tasted good, but I'm not sure if it's a Japanese sake.
However, I wonder if this is a Japanese sake.
I wonder if it's like a liqueur.
Actually, it was hard to drink, so I mixed it with milk. (Laughs)
I was talking with the owner of a liquor store the other day, and I was thinking how interesting sake from prefectures without the ocean is. Like Tsuchida, Kaze no Mori and Machida Shuzo are very sharp sakes from prefectures without a sea. I like it.
I'm from an ocean-less prefecture, so I like to drink alcohol from an ocean-less prefecture.
I like to drink from Tochigi, Gunma, Saitama, Nagano, Nara and other prefectures, and I feel close to them.
People get used to it, and it's the third day after opening the bottle.
I can drink it lightly now, free from the persistence of the acidity. This is good.
Maybe it's good that I'm drinking it in the afternoon.
This was a good sample of how the taste can change depending on your mood.
I've always wanted to drink from Tsuchida Shuzo.
Shin Tschida is their new standard sake.
It should be kept at room temperature as specified by the brewery.
The aroma is lactic acid.
The aroma is lactic acid.
It tastes like acid!
Slightly peculiar sugar at the back.
The impression of maturity is well understood.
It has a slightly less alcoholic feel to it.
I'm letting go of this drink and it's delicious! And I don't believe anyone who recommends it at all.
But it's not bad at all.
It's not bad at all, but it's interesting.
The first day was inconsistent.
That's what I thought, but the brewery says not to judge it on the first day.
Let's just be patient with it.
Two weeks after opening the bottle. Taste a sip every day.
Let it cool once.
The aroma is as strong as ever.
The acidity is becoming more rounded.
The aroma of dried apricots came out in the aroma.
A month after opening. It tastes best now...maybe.
I drink it at room temperature, but I don't feel it's hard to drink anymore. The aroma is still like dried fruit.
It has a harmonious acidity and sweetness.
There is no bitterness.
I think it is delicious. I am not so sure about the taste.
Is this the first time I've had Hua-Moji?
It's about a week after opening the bottle.
The scent is of flowers.
The aroma is intoxicating, even though I think the name is pulling me in.
The sweetness is firm.
And it is clear.
It is as expected.
There's nothing wrong with that.
This is what you get for drinking.