Light and sweet
Watery and light on the tongue at first.
Nutty aroma.
The sweetness is moderate at first, but in the second half, the tongue is covered with a combination of sweetness and sourness.
The aftertaste is slightly alcoholic.
This sake is a blend of Junmai Daiginjo and Junmai Ginjo sake.
Therefore, four kinds of rice are used.
The sweetness and texture are modest at first, but bloom into a fuller flavor in the second half.
The fourth glass was one that my sake friend said was habit-forming, and it seemed to be from one of the three drink comparisons. Then I had a glass of it. I don't dislike it that much. The aroma is a bit unique. I left the restaurant with my friend, but we decided to go to one more restaurant.
☆ 3.5
Quick and sharp taste.
It has a sweet aroma with a hint of alcohol and a dry, volatile taste.
It seems to go well with yakitori skin.
Not for women and children.