Mellow, mellow, fruity🌸🍶✨
Sweet and delicious🐴-⤴️🍶
Sake given to me as a gift from a colleague at work 🍶.
I am very thankful for it,
I enjoy it very much.
I drank it cold. It has a junmai-like character, and the taste of rice can be felt, but the aftertaste is not persistent.
It is a sake that is not boring to drink and is easy to pair with food.
It is an ordinary sake that you can get at the supermarket, but it is delicious.
It is mild, refreshing, and easy to drink, but has a delicious flavor.
I went fishing today, but since I was a monk, I bought some crabs. Since I was so excited, I opened a bottle of sake that I received. It has a strong and rich flavor. It's hard to compare it to fruit, but it has a strange aroma like a mixture of crustaceans and fruit. It is like Amihime. I tried to drink sake in a crab shell, which I had wanted to try once. But...it tasted bad. Crab miso and sake are very tasty, but not if you mix them in advance. The alcohol is too strong and fights with the flavor of the crabmeat. It was a waste of money, as if I soaked the meat in expensive red wine.
I felt the sweetness of koji-like rice flood my mouth. The refreshing sweetness lingers in the mouth but is not sticky. It is said to be dry, but it has matured(?). It is said to be dry, but I did not feel it was spicy due to its advanced maturity(?).
I got the impression that the brewer's and store's claim that it is recommended as a food sake was true.
It is reasonably priced in the low 1,000 yen range, despite the luxury of 55% polished rice and special junmai.
When drunk cold, it has a refreshing taste with little miscellaneous flavors and a crisp, clean finish.
The taste is understated and will go well with any kind of food, but it also has a certain punchiness and depth when drunk by itself.