On the first day, it was easy to drink and you could taste the rice flavor, but on the second day, I felt that the dry part became a little sweeter, and I felt it changed considerably as the days went by.
I am looking forward to the future.
My wife was attracted by the cute turtle label at the liquor store and bought a packet ❕🥰.
I can't wait to try Kame-no-o and Aizan sake ❕❕❕.
Let's start with the aroma.
It has a fresh sweet aroma like green apple and pear.
When you put it in your mouth, the fresh sweetness spreads all over your mouth just like the aroma.
There is also a slight sourness, and the sweetness doesn't linger, but it quickly evaporates 😀 😀.
When you put some fatty bonito tataki in your mouth and drink it with it, the sweetness fades away and it feels dry.
This is delicious ❕.
★★★★★
Memorandum
Sake rice Kame-no-o
Polishing ratio 55
The mouthfeel is clean, umami, and fruity. The aftertaste is subtle umami and astringency. Overall, it is soft and clear.
Posting No. 540
The manager recommended this product to me. It has a sweet and elegant aroma that is just right. The aftertaste is slightly bitter and tasty.
Compatibility with entrées
Edamame (soybeans) Fat+
Bonito tataki◯++
Fried chicken with basil fat
Grilled yellowtail with salt
Fried egg
Personal preference
It is a Junmai Daiginjo-once-hiked, unrefined sake made from Hinomaru Brewing's finest Junmai Daiginjo-which brings out the fine sweetness of "Aizan" while the acidity keeps the overall flavor tight and elegant.
After about 9 months of low-temperature bottle storage, the sake had a more mature taste and a slightly thickened mouthfeel, with a gorgeous fruity aroma followed by a soft sweetness and a beautiful acidic aftertaste.
It has a smooth texture, perhaps due to the fact that it has been cooled down to a crisp, and has a beautiful, fruity, elegant aroma that only a junmai daiginjo can have. The acidity is also effective.
I don't like mansaku, but it tastes good.