It's a very sweet sake, partly because it's a 50-80% long sake.
I felt the sweetness, a little sourness in the aftertaste, and the unique taste of sake in the aroma.
Collaboration sake with Morinori
Since I bought a bottle of Morinori, I thought I had to buy a bottle of Rairaku, too, so I bought it a few days ago at Ikoma Sake Shop.
Compared to Morinori, Rairaku is quite fruity and sweet. It has a cherry-like sweetness. It has a little bit of a sparkling taste.
A little cherry-like aroma in the mouth as well.
There's also an acerola-like vibe, I think.
I like Rairaku better, but if I want to pair it with a meal, I'd go for Morinori 🤔.
Junmai Daiginjo is about 1600 yen and tastes like this, so I think it's pretty cost effective.
If I were to make a rough comparison between the two crafts, I'd say Morinori is the serious, honor student type, while Rairaku is a bit of a wild, flirtatious guy.
I think Rairaku has a slightly different flavor.
I think Morinori might be the one that is stable and doesn't fall apart after a few days 🤔.
Good evening bouken🍶.
I drank Morinori's Kurafuto, but I didn't know that Rairaku is more fruity.
I was thinking that Morinori is also very cost effective at this price, but I would like to try Rairaku's Kurafuto 🤔.
Good morning, Mr. Jive ☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀☀.
I remember that it might be a craft beer with a fancy label 🍺🤔.
If you compare it with Morinori, I think you can get a sense of yankee in your own home 😁Please let me know if you need it 😊.
Good morning, Pon-chan ☀☀☀☀.
I drank it tongue in cheek last time and it was still as good as ever 🤣.
I didn't know the same rice and milling ratio could make such a difference 😳.
I guess it will be consumed mostly in Hyogo prefecture 🤔.
