Ume-no-yado Warm Junmai
I can feel the sense of sake in my veins.
I don't know what I'm talking about!
It has a sweet and umami taste, which is a traditional sake taste.
It starts with the traditional sake feeling of sweetness and umami, and goes straight through.
I hope you get the idea.
There is no bitterness or acidity.
Would you say it is the feeling of sake and the ~ is gone?
Shouwa ni honshu (hiragana)
or rather, the feeling of being "I'm not sure.
Ume-no-Yado's Unfined Series, Terroir. At room temperature.
The color is like mirin (sweet sake), and the aroma is sweet with a sense of maturity. The taste is deeply aromatic and richly sweet, like milk cocoa, and I couldn't help but say, "Huh?" I said. The lingering aftertaste is a sourness and umami that is typical of Japanese sake.
I was beginning to wonder if this was a very unique sake or if my taste buds were not right.
Transparent with a slight yellowish tinge. Slightly apple-like aroma. The aroma is weak. The hint of aroma is exactly apple-like. Exquisite balance of acidity and astringency. A lingering umami flavor. Medium aftertaste. Mellow sake.
It was almost an alcoholic mikan drink.
It does not come with "Aragoshi" as it seems to be a Costco limited brand.
The amount of mikan crushed mandarin oranges also varied from bottle to bottle.
The alcohol content is low (5%), sweet, and easy to drink.
Since it is from Costco, it is of course a bottle and needs to be refrigerated, so you need to be careful what you do with it after you buy it home.