A truly silky, clear sake.
It is not a food sake, but a luxurious sake to quench your thirst at the beginning of drinking.
Serve with edamame (soybeans) or tofu for a light and refreshing layering.
Sake bought at a souvenir shop at Shinjo station when traveling in Yamagata Prefecture about a year ago.
Drink before you forget
It was fairly priced, but I can't help it if it's a 35% polished rice daiginjo.
Mild aroma
A sense of maturity like brown sugar
Silky smoothness, just like the brand name
Beautiful even if left at room temperature for a year
Drink it while remembering the conversation with the lady at the souvenir shop and suppressing the desire to go on a trip again.