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Rishu Doburokku has been waiting in the fridge until summer vacation. Finally opened the bottle! It took me more than 10 minutes to open it.
Refreshingly juicy and delicious, we enjoyed it with BBQ and seafood. It is the best sake for summer. Rishu As soon as the bottle is opened, gas stirs the lees. It is creamy, with a hint of acidity and sweetness. The alcohol content is low, so you can enjoy it while sipping. Rishu I remember last year I skipped the crown even though it said be careful opening... this year it's a screw cap.
The feeling of opening the bottle is not that schwishy? When I take a sip, I feel a little tingling. But it's still delicious. I like the grapefruitiness. The balance of bitterness, sourness, and sweetness. It will be gone in no time. ののさんThe last time I had a bottle of Seikai, it was so good! This time Hoshikai is said to be one as a contrast.
While Qinghai is impressive for its juicy acidity, this one is characterized by its gentle sweetness and deliciousness. The acidity is soft and reserved so as to give it a contour. Each taste is well balanced and seems to express the sense of relief and elation of standing on the beach at night.
It's really amazing that the same brewery can make such differently characterized, each insanely delicious sake, all with the same summer ocean theme! The shock of encountering the blue sea is Aomi, and the one you want to drink forever and ever is Kukai. Both are the best of both worlds 😊. ののさんAh, this is similar to Shinshu Kamerei's Jungin Hitogokotchi. I think I'll buy another bottle. Rishu In the mouth, you can feel a strong flavor in a refreshing taste. The alcohol content is 13%, which makes it feel light, but the flavor is very robust. It is delicious. ののさんThe usual, stable Kanjiku.
And, surprisingly for the first time, Dewa Sanzan.
The aroma was the same as usual, or a little sweeter.
When you put it in your mouth, the acidity spreads instantly like a flash. The sweetness comes later. In the latter half, the sweetness gradually seeps into the palate, as is usual with Kangiku. There is almost no bitterness, and the aftertaste is long.
The acidity is a bit like Kouei Chrysanthemum, and I like it. RishuIt has a robust flavor with a clear umami taste. ののさんA bottle brewed in the hope of overcoming corona.
It is 29% polished rice and is very high cosmetics!
As usual, the aroma is subdued, and the overwhelmingly clear sweetness spreads as soon as it hits the palate. The pure sweetness like cotton candy is outlined by slight bitterness and acidity.
When compared to Kukai, the acidity is still moderate and the elegant sweetness stands out.
My brother-in-law was delighted! ののさんGood evening. They are delicious 😊.
I love the Kamonishiki and Shinshu Kamerei mentioned in kzsh1017's post and often read your posts.
I've been curious about Kawanakajima Genmai, but haven't come across it yet. ののさんThanks for the info 😊
It's only a little over an hour drive away, so I'll hit it on occasion 🍶. ののさんKangiku, stable and delicious.
What is fire-roasting anymore! So fresh and juicy!
It has a gassy and sour taste that enhances the sweetness, a sweet flavor typical of Kangiku, and a mellow aroma like that of grapefruit that escapes through the nose. It soaks into the tongue gradually and is tightened by the acidity.
Good thing I got it in a bottle 😊. ののさんPurchased at the usual Kotani liquor store.
Slightly strong lactic acid aroma. In the mouth, contrary to the aroma, the acidity is moderate. The acidity is just enough to give a thin outline, and the sweetness is like ripe apples. The taste does not change much in the mouth, and it slowly and deliberately seeps into the tongue.
It is a sake that seems to have subtracted acidity and a slight fizz from the trendy modern style.
Oh, the acidity became a bit more assertive as the temperature rose. Is it just right for fried food? ののさんI was wondering if I should post this as it was given to me at a tasting, but as a record.
Not knowing the date the bottle was opened, it is difficult to judge, but the characteristics are a texture that you can feel the core of the rice, dryness, and an acidity that is assertive throughout.
It said it was mizu-hashiroshi brewed, but I wonder if this acidity is a feature.
The best thing was that I met a sake with a strong impact and that the proprietress remembered my name ✌️. 
ののさんThe nigori sake from Hirotogawa that I had previously drank was so delicious that I went to my usual Kotani Sake Shop to repeat the experience with a bottle of sake.
I was thinking that Aizan from Kangiku was also really good, and then I found a new shipment of Daimine!
This is my first Oumine. It smells sweet like a tropical fruit, something I have never smelled before in sake.
When I put it in my mouth, it was very smooth. The aroma of the previous section is accompanied by a juicy acidity that enhances the sweetness typical of Aizan and passes through the nostrils. The lingering taste is slightly bitter and umami.
I have never tasted a sake with such lingering umami.
I was depressed because I couldn't buy Shinshu Kamerei Yamadanishiki and Jikin sparkling, but now I feel better. ののさんBy the way, it was the first anniversary of my registration.
It was a year full of wonderful sake encounters.
May the second year bring many more encounters! 理華Nono-san⤴️Congrats on your first anniversary of registering with Sake no Wa 🎶🎶The break is a very emotional one 😂.
I was so worried about this one, I didn't go through with it 😅.
Looks delicious 😆 I should have bought it 🤣. ののさんThank you Rika 😊.
Amazing that in one year I've come across and consumed 46 bottles of sake!
I'm glad to have made a connection with someone like Rika who can relate to alcohol, and I look forward to working with you again in the second year. ののさんI have never had much luck with Daimine because it seems a bit expensive, but the balance of sweetness and acidity is unprecedented, and I couldn't help but say, "Wow! I was so excited! ののさんIt's the Aizan from Kangiku that I couldn't buy last year!
This year I got it in a bottle!
It has a faint sweet aroma.
The aroma is subtle and sweet, and it comes in like water, with a clear sweetness that is free of miscellaneous flavors like sanonto sugar. The sweetness soaks into the tongue slowly, and the acidity and bitterness tighten the taste at the end. The sweetness is delicate and clear, just like Aizan, and is a wonderful fusion of the two. ののさんSince the end of last year, every time I saw it on the internet, it was highly rated. I had given up thinking that I missed the timing, but when I went to pick up the chrysanthemum, I found the last bottle!
Let's start with the top clear.
There was a slight smell of semedyne, with a slight sparkling sensation and sourness on the tip of the tongue. It has a modest sweetness and umami that soaks in with the acidity.
This is the first time I've had Hirotogawa's raw sake, but I think it's quite different from the fire-hardened Junmaishu I've had before. The proprietress told me it was dry, but the flavor was strong and sweet-sour, making it easy to drink. The acidity recedes without leaving a lingering aftertaste, making me want to take another sip right away.
When stirred, the lees become entangled, adding a lactic acid nuance and increasing the sweetness.
It's a satisfyingly high rating! I'm sure I'll be repeating this again next year. Rishu Nabeshima's Yamada Nishiki raw sake. It's not sizzling but a little bitter and tingling. Very juicy, clean, sweet and delicious! ボビバレThis is my second bottle of sake from Chiba since I drank Fudo no Cho Shin. First of all, I was attracted by the 90% rice polishing rate, so I bought it without asking the sake shop what kind of sake it was. When I poured it into a glass, it was quite an amber color. The aroma is not fruity, of course. When I put it in my mouth, the first thing I noticed was the impact of the sourness. It's quite sour. After that, the bitterness comes. I thought it would have more of a rice flavor, but I was wrong. It reminded me of the sourness of Kumamoto's red sake. Rishu The flavor is strong and you can feel the sourness and a little chattering afterwards. Since it is decided that New Year's Eve is Sukiyaki, it seems to go well with the flavor of the meat.
I don't think I've ever had a year where I didn't drink as much beer as I did this year... I got hooked on local sake after watching YouTube videos introducing various types of sake. Let's drink a lot of good sake next year too🎵! Rishu The taste of origara. It is spicier than I expected. I think I like it better if the flavor is stronger.
...I knew I'd forget the taste the next day 😅.
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