My partner drank it in Niigata and liked it so much that he bought it for me as a souvenir.
The unlabeled bottle is cool and rugged!
The aroma is soft and fruity!
In the mouth, there is a sweetness, followed by a little gasiness. Fresh, unfiltered, and raw sake!
The aftertaste is dry and refreshing!
Delicious!
Kuransho = Kuranjin
It is said that the name was given in the hope that people would drink it as if they were kurabito (brewers).
The naming is wonderful!
I read the warning and then I went to the bushu !!!! and I blew it out and it was a waste of time.
It tastes so crisp. And very, very creamy! Delicious, I like it!
A refreshing drink.
The carbonation is dry and tangy, but then softly mellow and discreetly sweet.
It is like the refreshing feeling you get when you drink a refreshing wine.
Still, it has the perfect balance of sweetness and sharpness of rice that will make your back grow firmer!