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JoshuaThe 7th Ponshu club meeting. It came in heavy. It is super dry and full of flavor. Alcohol content 19%, Polishing ratio 60 JoshuaThe 6th bottle of Ponshu club. The second bottle is dry but has umami flavor. This one has more acidity. Enjoyed with potato salad with boiled egg. Alcohol 15%, Polishing ratio 50%. JoshuaThis is the fifth bottle of Ponshu club. Recommended as a dry but tasty sake. This is delicious. The balance between the sharpness and the umami of the rice is great. Best with Kampachi no Namero. Made from 100% Sakonishiki produced in Shimane Prefecture. Alcohol content 16%, Rice polishing ratio 55%. JoshuaThe fourth bottle of Ponshu club is a limited edition. The beckoning cat label is cute. In addition to the freshness of junmai ginjo, you can taste the flavor of rice. Serve with ume crystal. 100% Omachi, 15% alcohol by volume, 56% rice polishing ratio JoshuaThe third bottle of Ponshu club. A crisp and refreshing Junmai Ginjo. Perfect for sashimi. Alcohol 15%, Polishing ratio 50% (Koji rice), 55% (Kake rice). JoshuaSecond bottle of Ponshu club. Delicious, clean and well-balanced. Pair it with sauteed cod milt with garlic and anago (conger eel) and deep-fried tofu with starchy sauce. 100% Miyamanishiki, 15% alcohol by volume, 55% polished rice JoshuaA ponshu club meeting was held with colleagues from work. We started with an aperitif-like, slightly sparkling Amanagashi. It is sweet and sour and sweet. Made with 100% Akita Sake Komachi from Akita Prefecture, 8 degrees alcohol by volume, 60% polished rice. かいたろうIt has a strong flavor and this is delicious. かいたろうI haven't had old sake in a long time.
It tasted like old sake, and was delicious. かいたろうI didn't know it was a muddy sake, but I ordered it.
It was easy to drink and not bad. JoshuaA summer sake version of Ishizuchi. This one is alsobeared. It certainly has a refreshing ginjo aroma like a delicious apple. We enjoyed it by comparing it with the through-going version. JoshuaIt has a clean, dry taste that goes well with any meal. Easy to drink. While chomping on a piece of Yanaka ginger. I compared it with the summer version of this sake (see next section). JoshuaAt room temperature. You can enjoy the robust flavor of rice. Since this was our second visit, we had sashimi of eggplant as a snack, but it seems to go well with fermented snacks. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title