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フリーター一代男The new Famima limited edition sake, Hoshi Tsukiyo, is the non-sparkling version and is made by Gekkeikan.
It has a wine-like sweet and sour taste, but also has a strange alcohol taste, which I thought was quite similar to the Sesession I had about a year ago. The same goes for the fact that it's alsobeerated.
I think it is good for beginners to drink in a convenience store where only classic sake is available, but I can't help but think that the same Hoshigetsuya should have been labeled on the front as well, since the alcohol content is quite far from that of sparkling, target-wise. フリーター一代男After finishing the Sakiyami, I opened a bottle of the recently released Famima's limited edition Hoshigetsuya.
This very sweet, sour and juicy low-alcohol sparkling sake is just like Mio. If it is sold in convenience stores, I think this is the right line, but I would have liked to see more different characteristics. It is delicious, though.
It is strange that the seller is Gekkeikan but the manufacturer is Sanko Shokuhin. I wonder why they don't manufacture it themselves.... I thought the brewer should be Sanko Shokuhin Kogyo, but since the non-sparkling version is manufactured by Gekkeikan, I decided to go with them.
I wondered if Sanko Shokuhin Kogyo had a license to produce sake, but it seems they have already obtained one for sparkling. RecommendedContentsSectionView.title
