I thought the most distinctive feature of this sake was the gorgeous flavor that was on the Fukuju label... that you could feel in your mouth. Delicious.
As the name suggests, this is a very auspicious bottle.
It has a harmony of sweetness, acidity, and bitterness like grapefruit, and stands out for its freshness that is typical of freshly squeezed sake.
The alcohol content is moderate and crisp, with a complex and pleasant lingering aftertaste in the second half.
It has a good balance of freshness and drinkability, and is a taste that will keep you coming back for more.
Repeat rate: 70%.
The floral label is a Mother's Day present. It's a flower yeast and it's a sake that bears the name of Raifuku. I bought it for Christmas, but I couldn't resist and opened it already.
It tastes just like Raifuku with a sweet aroma.
Sake received at the Raifuku brewery meeting.
Fresh and fruity. A bit of a schwarziness.
If it's called green apple, maybe it is? 🍏.
They made it with the intention of making a melon, but it didn't have much of a melon feel, so they named it green apple.