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マコスケWell, you know...if you could write something about your impressions.
Kinjaku is delicious, you know. (lol) みつた24Banana aroma. Sweetness is moderate (the fact that I drank it after the Hanayo was also a big influence). Characterized by bitterness and a softness. It is good even during a meal. When you drink it with Ori, it's a good Senkou snowball ⁉︎! フニャコ2023/6 Because out of quality rice is used, it cannot be named sake with a specific name and is treated as a regular sake. もけけI was interested in purchasing this product after the clerk told me that it could be mistaken for white wine.
I was told that 4MMP was a new aroma ingredient, but I thought the aroma was subdued.
It is indeed a mild white wine that is easy to drink. It has no habits, so it is easy to drink with meals.
On the other hand, it may be a little lacking. フニャコ2023/6 Test brewing. Specs not disclosed. パーム農家Is this your first time to drink Yamanoi? Sake from Minamiaizu. A rich junmai sake full of sweet and sourness. I used to drink only Kunigon in Minamiaizu, but I am glad to see this sake is also delicious. The sweetness reminds me a little of a lactobacillus drink, doesn't it? disryI managed to get some freshly squeezed Kinjaku this year as well. It is really hard to get it in Tokyo, so I check the arrival information around this time of year with deadly enthusiasm (exaggeration).
What a wonderful aroma! I can only imagine that it was made by squeezing pineapple (again, exaggeration). I can feel a little bit of gas.
The strong sweetness makes you feel like you are licking a pineapple candy. Next, the acidity is quite strong. If it is stronger than this, it is almost like vinegar. I like it.
The strong sourness continues and finishes as it is. The acidity also lingers in the aftertaste, so it's like drinking pineapple juice (again, an exaggeration).
It comfortably exceeded my expectations! It is one of the best new sake of the year. I wonder if I can buy it again next year. T.KISOGood morning, DISRY: ☀️
Golden Chun Chun 🐦❣️
I wish I could drink... 😆
Pineapple🍍juice🍍. disryGood evening, T.KISO 🌕.
Yes, it's a pineapple 🍍😆.
But it's really not sold 😅.
I just go online 😂. こうたんTonight's offering Golden Chun Chun.
When poured into a boar's mouth, you can see the fizzy petit bubbles.
The aroma is fresh and rummy.
The taste is sweet, sour, and fresh, clear, with no cloying taste, and a slight bitterness that disappears quickly, leaving a clean finish. (P.S.) Umami!
It was a perfect match with the salty taste of yakitori. マコスケMr. Kohtan
This year's "Kinjaku Shiboritate
It was so shwashy!
I like the aroma of "Shiboritate" the best when I open it. こうたんMr. Makoske.
This was my first Kinjaku, and I would like to drink various Kinjaku from now on. マコスケKohtan-san, for the past 3 years, "Junmai Ginjo" has been a favorite of mine.
It's delicious and sake~(lol)
(lol) Before that, it used to be "Namahashimoto" > "Yamahai" > "Junmai".... (laugh)
It's just a matter of taste, though.
shitakkePale, gentle, sweet! Golden in appearance. The flavor from the barrels is transferred and there is a mellow aftertaste, which is different from typical sake. The rice polishing ratio is 80%, which gives a strong impression of cleanliness even though it is not very polished. It seems that brewer's yeast is used. I think it had somewhat of a kijozo-shu (noble sake) flavor. shitakkeLike crystal clear water! It has a light acidity and a gorgeous image on the palate. The aftertaste is slightly bitter. It is a balanced or neutral sake. Surprisingly, it has a high alcohol content of 16 degrees. I still don't know how I feel about the zebra in the brand name.
It was made by the same brewery as Tagaji. KumakichiThe first bottle opened in a while was Golden Chun Chun, or Kinjaku no Aki-agari.
It always has a gorgeous pineapple flavor, but the Autumn Agari has a more chic and subdued taste!
The top note is modest, but the overtone is still the same fresh pineapple! The juicy sweetness and deliciousness that does not lose out to the ginjo aroma that follows slightly afterwards makes it a bottle that can be drunk as much as you want!
Rice polishing ratio: undisclosed
Alcohol content: 15%. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title