It was quite active. The bottle was repeatedly loosened and tightened until it was opened in 7 minutes. The contents are uniformly pure white. The taste was slightly sweet at first, but as the sipping progressed, the crisp, fizzy mouthfeel reminded me of a dry taste. It was like drinking soda water.
Last bottle of Akita next5 mess
Described as a "food wine".
I felt a taste that I have never felt before, but I am too poor in vocabulary to describe it!
It was a bottle that I could easily drink too much of!
Harukasumi's winter label limited edition direct pumping: ‼️
The mouthfeel is fresh and crisp, and the flavor is soft and smooth like powdered snow 🤤.
The balance between the moderate sweetness that enters exquisitely and the umami that can be felt in the latter half of the bottle is also excellent, and it is so delicious that you can't help but say "Mmmm ❗️" 😋.
All of Haruka's label series are delicious, but this winter label is the best by far. ‼️
Too good 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Vibrant winter label that took 15 minutes to open ❄️💦
Milky yet acidic aroma 😋.
In the mouth, the fine acidity pops underneath, and the milky sweetness comes a bit, then the acidity afterwards brings it all together 🎯⛄️😭.
Rich and delicate, unlike the winter label, this is also delicious 😋✨.
The bottle was opened without shaking and it fizzes a lot!
I've never had anything like this before. <
It has a slight aroma of unrefined sake, and above all, the fizz is amazing. It's no longer carbonated. It's like a refreshing Calpis soda without the alcohol. This is fun! It's like opening a new door to sake!
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The peak of the restaurant has passed, and the proprietress asked me, "Have you decided what you want to eat next?" and urges me to do so 😁.
I took my time looking at the case and chose Harukasumi by its label!
I saw it at a liquor store and wanted to try it 😋.
It has a calm atmosphere like a snowy winter, with a softly spread flavor that slowly and delicately finishes.
It is a dry sake that has a simple taste but can still be savored, which is good for sipping sake little by little!