Transparent with a slight yellowish tinge. A very faint hint of oily air. The aroma is slightly heavy and floral, with an ethyl caproate aroma reminiscent of roses. The aroma is strong. The mouthfeel is sweet, sour, and juicy. The mouthfeel is slightly rich, with an astringent and umami flavor. A slight bitterness appears in the aftertaste, which tightens the whole. It has a medium lingering finish. It is a fragrant and mellow sake.
Just the fact that it's an ogoragami from Kujiranami makes it sound delicious.
The aroma is calm and slightly dry, but it also has a delicious rice flavor, perfect for a mid-meal drink.
Following last week, I went to "Ga" again yesterday (*^^*).
I ordered the all-you-can-drink 1,500 yen, but since I was drinking with my coworkers, we talked too long and didn't get to drink much of anything....
The 9th drink was "Kujiranami" Aruzoe.
From here on, it is not all-you-can-drink, but a single drink for 500 yen per glass.
Gentle sweetness and rice flavor with a slight alcohol tingle in the aftertaste.
Overall, the sake is clean, summery, and relaxing, and I like it very much.
I received this as a souvenir from Gifu.
It is a sake that goes down your throat easily and seems a little dry.
I think it would go well with sashimi, so I will give it a try.
The label is a cute whale wave.
There are two whales on the bottom and one on top, both of them are cute handsome.
I bought it at a roadside station, but I think I may have never seen this label before.
The aroma is slightly old-fashioned ginjo aroma.
The mouthfeel is very soft and easy to drink.
There is no harshness at all, and it can be served hot, cold, or chilled.
Recommended for lovers of mildly dry sake.
