pure and grand
Refreshing sweet honey. Moderately crispy. The honey is thin. The water is clear and smooth. The aftertaste is a little bitter. 86 points
Sweetness: 2.6
Acidity: 2.6
Dryness:2.6
Hinted aroma: 2.5
fruity flavor
Fruity aroma, smooth attack. Taste: clear and delicious. It goes in smoothly and is light and full-bodied.
This year's new sake also has a good taste.
Another First Issue Series
Koshi" 🍶.
I have been interested in this brand for a long time, but I have never seen it in my area.
The moment I found it, I immediately decided to take it with me 🥰.
I was reluctant to take it out of the fridge,
I finally decided to open the bottle 😋.
The aroma is... dry and mature...
The taste I was looking forward to 😋.
Just like the aroma, it was dry and gassy, and disappeared without a trace.
The fact that the previous one was sweeter made the pleasant crispness stand out even more 😋.
Well, well, well, well, my first ‼️ Koshi.
I finally got it.
I was a bit hesitant to get this one, but I was weak against the word "limited edition" so I went for this one anyway 🤣.
It was fruity and very tasty!
I hope I can find Kouko again somewhere 😃.
Hello Swissisusan 😃!
Congratulations on your first ✨Kouko🎉!
Kouko is fruity and delicious 🥰.
When I see limited editions, I can't help but pick limited editions too 🤣.
Limited distribution once a year
what kind of sweetness is it?
Vanilla...? Honey?
I haven't felt much from Kinonene.
Almost no sourness, but not sticky.
It's a little bit of Western-style delicious sweetness.
The first contact is fruity but slightly acidic. After that, it has a cool impression, alternating between sweetness and acidity, and does not lean either way. It is a versatile sake that goes well with any meal. It is very elegant and makes you happy.
Purchased because it is a new product from Koshi. When you put it in your mouth, it has a gassy feel on the tongue, and the aroma and throatfeel are fruity, reminiscent of apples.
After a day of drinking, it became mellower and more drinkable. It was a very tasty sake.