It's been a long time since Eiko-Fuji.
I thought there was no Hibiki Mei before, maybe.
It is labeled as Junmai sake, but I think all Eiko Fuji's are Daiginjyo.
It is a strange image.
The taste is not sweet but dry. It has a sharp taste.
Eiko Fuji GRAVITY
Polishing ratio 60
100% Dewanosato rice
Alcohol content 16.7
Delicious!
Fruity type
Sweet and slightly tangy, with a rather refreshing aftertaste.
However, it might be a little unsuitable for cooking...
Repeat★★★★☆
Although it claims to be dry, it has a slight sweetness at the moment of drinking, but the sweetness quickly recedes to become a dry aftertaste. It has a unique taste, and it is very good.
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We got this one too as it is a new sake this year 😆.
It has a delicious taste of rice with a clean and crisp taste. ❗️
The sake has a nice sweet flavor with a soft ginjo aroma after swallowing.
As the endorsement says, it is a sake expressed like melting snow 🍶.
I had seen it the year before last and was curious about it but couldn't buy it. Last year I asked the liquor store but they said they didn't have it in stock, so I couldn't drink it again! I went straight there and got it after 2 years!
The smell is mild, like peaches and apples.
I can't describe the taste, but it's "beautifully delicious".
As the name suggests, close your eyes and drink it, the juicy flavor will fill your mouth and you will want to drink more.
Mellow sweet, it has a firm sweetness that can be felt like fruit nectar among the recent drinks I've had.
I really liked it! I'd like to try other brands of Eiko Fuji 😌🤍.