I don't feel the soil.
Slight aroma, smooth attack. The taste is dry with a touch of umami. It goes in smoothly and is light and full-bodied.
The shape of the label, which reads "Dotei tekiteki (as it is)," is said to be a map of the town of Eiheiji, where the brewery is located. Deep 🤣.
At an izakaya in Kyoto.
It is indeed slightly cloudy. Perhaps it was because it was served in a silver cup, but it was beautiful with sparkling particles of nigori.
The sake is clear and easy to drink, but has a rich and thick taste. Delicious!
This is a new sake from Eiheiji Hakuryu, a first-time brand. To be honest, I had been avoiding Hakuryu because I felt its dragon picture was too much of a target, but I couldn't resist the label.
The aroma is subdued, but the sweetness of the rice can be felt. There is a bit of a tangy sweetness, like banana or tropical fruits. I would have preferred a little more acidity.
★★★
The aroma is there, and it's sweet.
I thought it was sweet,
I thought it was sweet...but the label said...slightly dry!
I'm not sure about the concept of dry and my palate lol
Whatever the case may be,
The price was reasonable and it was delicious 🍶.
