Drinking at home.
Purchased at Kurabiraki.
100% Hyogo-Nishiki
The color is light amber. The color is clear and very beautiful.
When the bottle is opened, a sweet aroma comes through. As expected of a Daiginjo Shiboritate. ☺️
The mouthfeel is slightly carbonated. However, it feels mellow and strange.
When you put it in your mouth, you feel sweetness and astringency at the same time.
Is it the sense of "sweet and astringent"? I have never tasted anything like it 🤔.
The aftertaste has a lingering aftertaste.
The combination of sweetness, astringency, and umami makes this sake unique 🍶.
Almost colorless and transparent. Gorgeous aroma reminiscent of acacia. The aroma is strong. The mouthfeel is juicy, sweet and sour. Sweet and mellow aroma reminiscent of honey. It has a medium lingering finish with a moderate astringency. It is a fragrant and mellow sake.
Transparent with a slight yellowish tinge. The aroma is reminiscent of white wine. The intensity of the aroma is medium. The mouthfeel is sweet and sour and light. The hint of flavor is reminiscent of kombu dashi (kelp soup stock). It has a medium lingering finish with a strong astringent taste. A mellow sake.
Colorless and transparent with brilliance. The aroma is sweet, reminiscent of cotton candy, with a faint hint of acetic acid. The intensity of the aroma is medium. The mouthfeel is smooth. It is soon filled with a moderate astringency and umami. The mouthfeel is slightly rich with a hint of black tea. It has a medium lingering finish. A mellow sake.
There are 500ml and 300ml, and only the 300 is unfiltered, so I chose this one. It was said to be limited to 100 bottles at the store. It's especially sweet among the sakes made with wine yeast. It has a mellow and gentle taste.
I bought it the same day at the warehouse because it was to be released on 3/15.
Muroka
Jun-dai
Aaiyamama🎵
Mooraka
Muroka.
Aiyama🎵
A gorgeous flavor that is typical of Aiyama, a little tangy. Slightly bitter and gently sweet. I wonder if the Aizan nama sake from the empty warehouse will also come out tasting like this?