Rice used: Koshitanrei
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Alcohol content: 17%.
Mild aroma of rice
Sweetness is moderate, and umami spreads in a full-bodied way.
A little bitterness, a little sourness and
A little bitterness, a little sourness, and a touch of alcohol lingers slowly afterwards.
Delicious as a food sake.
It has a sharpness and strength of 17%.
This is the second item I purchased on a business trip to Niigata in a while!
I really wanted to buy Murayu, but I couldn't find it!
I had picked up the "Kirinzan Potari Potari" label a few times, but this is the first time I bought it!
It is labeled as "Koshitanrei", but it has a sweet lactic aroma and a sweetness that is typical of nama sake.
It has a sweet lactic acid aroma and a sweetness that is typical of nama sake.
But it has a fresh sweetness that is refreshing.
Could this be a "light" sake?
Hmmm...
Sake is still very deep!