Hidahomare rice, which accounts for only 1% of all rice suitable for sake brewing, is used. The first sip is soft and the aftertaste is refreshing, and it seems to go well with all kinds of meals.
The use of ultra-soft water in the brewing process is responsible for this characteristic.
This sake has the flavor and richness of rice made through a 5-stage brewing process. We tasted it cold, but we think you can feel the true flavor of the rice even more if you drink it warmed.
A single-stage brewing process produces a cup with an astonishing sake content of over -50. The thickening and sweetness of the first sip includes the flavor of rice, making it an excellent match with Japanese sweets.
Personally, I feel it also goes well with cream cheese.
Purchased at a Japanese sake festival. The sake brewer himself calls it a "perverted sake" with a sake degree of -53 and an acidity of 4.3 😁.
The aroma is like ripe vinegar and it's not even sake 🤣.
But when you drink it, you will be overwhelmed by the rich sweetness with sourness. It is a little bit peculiar.
It's a little bit peculiar, but when I drink it at home, it's very high in perverted sake 🤣.
It's also delicious with soda 😋.
I think it's just right around Mizuhashi Special II when I drink it again 🙄.
Hi bouken 😃
The name sounds like something I'd like the Japanese Olympic team to drink 😄but I'm not sure the country would be good enough for a kinky drink🍶😅No! Maybe the kusei sake would win more medals🏅😆.
Jay & Nobby, good evening 🌃
Indeed! It's a perfect name for Japan's representative: 🇯🇵
I wouldn't want you to get hooked on the "Xe strong" and get tongue-tied and miss out on the medal 😅.
Good evening, Ponchan 😃.
Between you and me, this was the sake I wanted to buy at the Japanese sake festival from the beginning 😅.
It's pretty sweet but I felt the quirkiness outweighed the sweetness 🤣.
The 8th Japanese sake festival at Osaka Bay Tower⑳
We went to Nanasho for the last time.
We drank
Daiginjo Ginka
Polishing ratio 49%, Miyamanishiki, Sake meter value +2, 3080 yen
Brilliantly fruity and super delicious!
Junmai Ginjo Genshu Suzumishu
Polishing ratio 59% Miyamanishiki Sake-Grade -16
I think this one was sweet too, but I don't remember much...
Kiso Yoshinaka Special Junmai
Polishing ratio 60%, Ginfuki Sake Brix -16, 2000 yen
Low alcohol (13% alcohol), Nagano R yeast used.
Kiso Yoshinaka is a challenge sake, and the specs change every year, according to the traveling SAKE.
Maybe I like it sweeter than the one I had at the traveling SAKE.
I still like many types of Nanasho😋.
This is the end of the Japanese Sake festival, but there is more to come😅
bouken, thanks for the Japanese sake festival review😊.
I see you're still drinking🤣Your liver and review are awesome👍✨.
I was next door to Nanasho the other day 😊The president was a friendly guy and a lot of fun 🎶.
Thank you Ponchan 🙏.
It was almost a throwaway review after this one 🤣.
Thanks for the YOMOYAMA too Pon-chan 🙇.
I guess the personality of the president shows in the drinks, they were all delicious😊.