Drunk notes. Not to be guessed.
Went to a yakitori restaurant with my senpai. I've been drinking too much sweet sake lately, so we decided to go for dry and dry sake.
Sweet aroma. When you drink it, it has a ginjo flavor as the aroma suggests, but it quickly becomes sharp, dry, and has a good bitterness. It is dry and has a moderate bitterness.
The rice and milling ratio are exactly the same as in the previous Dry Evolution, but this one has a light and delicious taste!
I wonder if the difference in brewing methods and yeast can change the taste so much.
Unlike Hana Yuu, the Rz series has an overall light taste.
A gift from my niece and her husband.
Peachy nose with pear flavors briefly showing up.
Concentrated and drinkable.
A slight alcohol-like bitterness lingers in the taste.
We are grateful to our niece and her husband for giving it to us.
Good evening, Mr. Shirotama.
You have a very good relationship with your niece and her husband ✨.
I love Ryoseki very much, but I haven't had the Ryoseki label yet, so I'm very curious 🎵.
Thank you for your comment, ma-ki. Even for someone like me, she is a well-behaved niece, so she treats me well.
I can't distinguish Ryoseki from Hanamup because I have a stupid tongue, but if you like sweet, I am sure you will like Ryoseki.
Tasted and purchased during a brewery promotion at an electric railway department store in Tokyo. The tropical fruity aroma and rich flavor made it my favorite. It was consumed so quickly that the photo shows an empty bottle...lol.
And the "Suiyu", which I was allowed to taste only because it was sold out, was even more to my liking...! I want to get it someday...!