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Soft, delicate and clear.
Following the clear aroma, there is a slight tingling on the tongue and a trace of carbonation,
A hint of freshness, typical of new sake, softly spreads to the entrance of the mouth.
Sei
Rolling it around in the mouth, the silver lock aroma rises to the surface a bit harshly,
Then the lychee-like flavor finally blossoms.
The aroma is not sour, but rather fresh and fruity.
There is no trace of a cloying or lactic weight, so it is really a juice,
The lightness of the wine is like drinking a cocktail.
Turning to the next step
I am drinking it in a boar cup, but if it were served in a tall cocktail glass at a bar, I think it would be a perfect "cocktail,
I would call it a "cocktail.
It has the sharpness and alcohol content of a liqueur rather than sake,
You don't feel the presence of rice at all. Or maybe a little bit.
On the same table was a fish that I had cured and aged for five days.
The zakku is a fresh way to enjoy this light, sweet fish.
There is no other dinner like this.
Conclusion
The light fruitiness and sweetness of the new sake and the soft flavor of the fish go back and forth,
After passing down the throat, only a clear aftertaste remains.
Zaku, new sake. Very good.
4.8
Slightly effervescent crop
Delicious!
The fizz settles down a bit after a while after opening, which is good.
Impression" means "impression" or "impressed" in Japanese, and it is very popular for its impressive taste. M is the direct-draft version of Enochi. M is a directly pumped version of Enochi. It has a gorgeous aroma and juicy sweetness, while the vibrant, lively microbubbles create a refreshing taste, and the bitterness from the gas tightens the flavor.
Always: Fruity aroma (I checked it out.
lychee-like... feeling), sweet.
sweet. Tasty.
It tastes like banana.
Cold: The aroma and sweetness are milder than at room temperature.
but it has a moderate and well-balanced taste.
Delicious.
Kiyomizu Seizaburo Shoten's "Saku Yousan Ichijikusui Daiginjo
A premium series that pursues a taste one rank above the rest. Yamadanishiki rice, which has a rice polishing ratio of 40%, is brewed slowly at a low temperature. When the brewery's gorgeous aroma fills the air, only the dripping drops from the hanging sachet containing the mash are collected and bottled without any extra effort to achieve the ultimate in clarity. This daiginjo has a soft flavor and refreshing aroma that can be enjoyed to your heart's content, as if enveloped by the gentle sunlight.
Rice: Yamadanishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 40
Alcohol content: 17%.
Sake degree: Undisclosed
Acidity: Not disclosed