Berry Sweet, and the waitress introduces it to inbound customers.
The aroma doesn't rise to the top, but...
Sweet to the touch. Thick and syrupy texture.
Not juicy, but dense yet fresh.
Dark sweet, but with a slight astringency in the second half,
It does not expand, so there is no clinginess, and the taste converges smoothly.
Delicious!
Taste: 3/5 stars.
I bought the official badge lol.
It's my favorite one, orikarami nama sake. It was sold at 7-Eleven!
To be honest, I don't really like sake made with lees, but I like this one because the bitterness becomes milder and more voluminous when lees are mixed in, which is quite rare!
It's like raising the temperature a little.
★★★★★
Holy crap, just as I expected, or even better.
It's been a long time since I've encountered one.
Even 5★ is not enough.
I made a quick decision to buy it because it was the best barrel I've made in a year, and I was right!
I love Tomonori, but this is my first time with Orikara!
Fresh juicy mouthfeel and a hint of gas. It finishes with a firm bitterness so you never get tired of drinking it.
I don't want this brand to be found...
Gassan Tomonori Junmai Ginjo Nakadori Oorigarami Nama-nama-shu.
The supernatant has a fresh and pleasant aroma of green apple and muscat.
After taking it out of the ice compartment and warming it up a little.
It has a slight gasiness and refreshing sweetness with a well-balanced acidity and umami that lingers on the tongue.
The aroma becomes silky when you mix in the corkage.
The taste is added a cute touch, and the balance of the three flavors expands in width and depth.
It is a bottle with a gentle sweet and sour taste and a wonderful overall harmony.