3.5/5
Purchased at 1100 yen
Firm on the palate with a light sweet aftertaste.
Personally, I think it is better than hot sake 🍶.
It's better at room temperature or higher than hiya.
Famous as the sake served at Nobel Prize ceremonies!
Easy to drink without any peculiarities...you can feel the dryness of the sake.
It is not as sweet as expected and has a good sake taste!
I have not been feeling well for a while now, so I was not even excited about drinking sake.
At first I thought it would be sweet and soft to drink because of the sweet aroma, but then the spiciness came in later.
I am looking forward to seeing it mellow a little more when it is exposed to air after tomorrow.
Although I am becoming less and less accepting of oily food as I get older,
I feel like eating it on a day when I am exhausted.
Speaking of sake that does not lose to fat
Ishikawa sake. I thought I had no problem with my favorite sake, Jokigen,
I drink this hiyaoroshi every year, but it gets lighter and quieter every year.
Not only Tokigen, but also Tengu Mai and Tetorigawa may have shifted to be easier to drink.
It is a little sad.