Tanizakura's active draft sake. There is a vent hole in the crown, but it is not that fizzy. For a nigori sake, it is clear and dry, and goes well with tempura of wild vegetables.
Tanizakura
Little aroma. Rice. Soft sweetness. Slightly sweet. A faint aroma of aging? Not impressive.
Sakura Mori
A cup of sake that tastes good warmed up. Lactic acid type. Try mixing it with dashi (Japanese soup stock).
Although it is a small brewery, they also have an interesting and rare sake called sweet potato sake (not shochu) and sweets.
A refreshing, yet satisfying sake.
The contrast between the two is striking, especially after drinking Shichiken.
I drank it cold this time, but it would be good as a hot sake.
