I was attracted by the Yamahai raw sake and bought it.
The mouthfeel is melon-like, but the acidity and umami bring it together nicely and crisply.
It goes well with strong food.
I like it very much.
With all due respect, it's a sake from a brewery I don't know at all. I found it at Isetan.
Overall, it has a classic taste with an accent of acidity. It's easier to drink than I thought it would be. Is it called "Nakaguchi"?
It may have been well managed on the sales floor, but even though it was made in July of last year, it hasn't aged at all.
The only place I can think of that uses Nojoho is Okutanba. The overall impression is gentle and the taste comes slowly. It looks like wood, grass, or herb. It also has a classy atmosphere. The sake here is not my favorite, but when I find it, I buy it for some reason.
It's supposed to be quite dry, but it has a freshness and a trace of sweetness. Then the spiciness comes at once. I thought it might not be my favorite type, but it was delicious. Koiku 54 is the code name of Gin no Yume when it was developed. There is a little bit of gas. The acidity is also good.
I've seen this sake at a supermarket in Fukuchiyama, but I've never seen it anywhere else. It was in the Kyoto Isetan. Is it a little sweet? It feels a little mature. Ayane is the name of the brewer's daughter, and it used to be a minus-sweet brew, but they're making it dry now because she's rebellious.
I bought it at Kyoto Isetan.
It seems to be unfiltered though it doesn't say so. It has a dark color.
A famous female toji (brewer) was there, and we were able to talk with her. It's a very thick sake with a lot of body, but very drinkable. It seems like it would be good even if you let it sit.
It is a raw and unpasteurized sake with 13% alcohol content, made partly from white koji.
It has a refreshing, sweet and sour taste in the mouth and is easy to drink. It has a refreshing sweet and sour taste and is easy to drink.
Sweet and refreshing. This is the one that broke the image of traditional sake (old man's drink, alcoholic and difficult to drink).
The cup is Morozoff, which is a charm.