#Drinking at home
The first taste is mild, and the grain-like flavor and pungency slowly emerge.
The spiciness and the dashi taste linger in the back of the mouth.
There is not much sweetness or sourness, and the taste is honest and straightforward.
It is not too sweet or sour when served cold, but it is delicious when heated.
Kirakucho Yurukan Junmai Ginjo
As the name suggests, this is a good sake to warm up. It is dry with good flavor.
The flavor expands as it warms up.
The only problem is that it also has a chili sensation.
Tamakae (Sake rice)