Gentle and mildly sweet. The aftertaste is full-bodied and then refreshing. This might go well with Western food. It's not my favorite type so far, but I think it might be a good favorite too.
In summer, it is dry.
It is dry in the month of March.
The taste is very clear and refreshing,
Slightly cooled, pour the sake into a purple bowl,
The subtle aroma is also refreshing.
The aroma is refreshing, and the time spent drinking it together is very sweet.
The label depicts a large, round watermelon, and the visual is titled "Falling in Love in Summer.
What awaits you beyond the cute appearance of the bottle?
A midsummer powerhouse that will make even the most ardent of drinkers swoon.
The aroma is subtle.
When you drink it, it has a wine-like mouthfeel with citrus nuances.
It tastes but does not smell.
There is a pungent taste of alcohol on the tongue.
It seems to go well with a variety of fish dishes.
Surprisingly modern.
Taste level 3.5/5
The second drink at my favorite yakitori restaurant was my first brewery, Amabuki by Amabuki Shuzo!
This time, I'm in love with summer.
Sake for the first time is exciting!
So let's have it right away.
First, the aroma. It's hard to describe, but it has a nice aroma.
When you put it in your mouth, there is a good balance of slightly sweet and bitter taste.
There is also a bit of fruity flavor, which is refreshing.
The lingering aftertaste is a bitterness.
There is a little bit of alcohol, but the umami is very good and it is a delicious sake!
Hi ma-ki-😃!
Amabuki! I've seen the name but haven't tasted it yet, certainly an exciting first sake 👍Saga's sake is delicious and Amabuki looks delicious too 😍It tasted like a summer sake 🍶.
Thank you very much, ichiro18!
I too had only seen Amabuki at Sakegawa, but was lucky enough to have it at the store 🤗.
Like all Saga sake, it was a very tasty summer sake 😋.
At Amabuki Sake Brewery in Saga, Japan.
The bottle was served at a tasting, and the detailed specs did not fit my notes.
It seems to be a dry wine?
It is smooth but has a strong umami flavor.
The bitterness lingers in the mouth.
At Amabuki Sake Brewery in Saga, Japan.
Sake made with banana yeast.
It has a very banana-like sweet flavor.
It has a sweet flavor, but it is refreshing and goes down smoothly.
Delicious!
At Amabuki Sake Brewery in Saga, Japan.
A refreshing taste like green plum wine.
Dry bitterness.
It is a bittersweet taste on the tongue.
Grain flavor passes through the nose.
It tastes like rice.
At Amabuki Sake Brewery in Saga, Japan.
Sake made with Nadeshiko yeast and Omachi.
The sweet, honey-like flavor spreads softly and softly.
The acidity is refreshing and the bitterness is well-balanced.
It has a powerful taste that lingers on the tongue afterwards.
Delicious and I like it..!
Taste: ★★★☆☆☆☆
Cold sake: ★★★☆☆☆☆☆
Cold: -
Lukewarm: -
Hot: -
Salty and acidic base, aromatic, recommended to be well chilled and served in a wine glass, sharp, crisp and dry impression.
Eel Stake, Octopus Sashimi, Sardine in Spicy Sauce
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