Aomori Prefecture | SHIZUOKA GOURMET

The other day once again thanks to her husband, my good friend Atsuko Kurata offered me this one cup sake from Aomori Prefecture as part of a batch of no less than 8 cups from 6 different Prefectures!
This particular sake brewed by Tamada Brewery has been made famous by its apple symbol!

Alcohol: 15~16 degrees

Clarity: very clear
Color: faint golden hue
Aroma: dry. Greens, rice, apples
Body: fluid
Taste: very dry attack.
Apples.
Lingers on the palate only for a short time.
Varies little with food.
The fruity side tends to become stronger after a few sips.
Late appearance of chestnuts, oranges and coffee beans.

Overall: Interestingly enough it odes taste like apples!
Straightforward sake but still quite enjoyable.
For dry sake lovers with a little apple!)!
Pairs well with cheese!

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