Purchased at a local supermarket.
The familiar Ginrei-Gassan.
Ginjo aroma with a sense of rice.
It also has an alcoholic aroma.
It has an aromatic dry taste with a strong flavor.
It is somewhere between junmai sake and ginjo-shu.
Strawberry milk-like, sweet aroma.
The flavor of rice and spicy alcohol.
The taste of rice and spicy alcohol, and the graininess from the first taste. Not so sweet.
Pulling off is relatively smooth.
Taste: 3/5 stars.
I'm not talking about taste, but...
I'd like you to give a name to the phenomenon that this Monde Selection Gold Award-worthy design looks cheap when it's on a tusk. (I'm intensely prejudiced.)
Since it was getting cold, I bought one that stated on the label that it was recommended to be heated as well.
The sweetness spread to the palate with a slightly dry aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is mild and a bit thick.
The aroma is light and refreshing.
I would prefer a little less sweetness.
Personal Satisfaction: ★★☆☆☆☆
Gassan Shuzo
Ginrei-Tsukizan Daiginjo
This brewery is located in Sagae City, Yamagata Prefecture.
The rice is polished to 45% Yamagata rice.
Gorgeous aroma and gentle rice flavor.
Smooth and clean taste.
#Sake
Not much aroma for a ginjo sake.
No rice flavor. It is easy to drink, but the acidity is a little strong.
It tastes good, but it is not like a daiginjo.
However, the price is cheap for a daiginjo.