New Year's Eve countdown at Sake Bar GINN.
Fukuju Daiginjo (福寿 大吟醸) - very smooth and sweet on the palate, with banana on the nose. Became dry and spicy (辛口) when it warmed up. Seimaibuai (精米歩合) of 50%.
Hakuko Tokubetsu Junmaishu 60 Hattan Yamadanishiki (白鴻 特別純米酒60 “八反・山田錦”) - sweet on the attack and mid-palate, but definitely dry and lean finish. Seimaibuai (精米歩合) of 60%.
Manbow Junmaiginjo (萬坊 純米吟醸) - slightly sweet, muted nose and not much other than alcohol.
Ozasaya Taketsuru Junmaigenshu Daiwa Omachi (小笹屋竹鶴 純米原酒 大和雄町) - 24BY. Served warm, so very dry on the palate. Seimaibuai (精米歩合) of 65%.
Koshinokanbai Ginjo Tokusen (越乃寒梅 吟醸 特撰) - medium sweet and lean, kinda dry on the palate. Seimaibuai (精米歩合) of 50%.
Echizenboyu Junmaishu (越前忘憂 純米酒) - pretty smooth. Seimaibuai (精米歩合) of 60%.
Kaiun Tokubetsu Junmaishu (開運 特別純米酒) - a little spicy on the finish. Seimaibuai (精米歩合) of 55%.
Munemasa Junmaiginjo (宗政 純米吟醸) - I didn't believe this kinda stuff existed... since a nihonshudo (日本酒度) of -15 means the sake is very sweet, and these days most "serious" sake are more on the dry side. It was pretty sweet alright, with a slightly bitter finish. Pretty smooth on the palate.
Full post on dinner is here.
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