I finally drank a brand of sake that I like to think of as sake. Yes, it tastes just the way I like it!
I had it with grilled mackerel and kelp tsukudani rice balls and adult potato salad. I regret that it would have tasted better if I had paired it with a fish-based snack.
I bought it with high expectations because it was recommended at a liquor store, but considering the price, I think it's a bit cosmetic... not that it's bad, but it's not bad.
The label is beautiful, so it would be nice to recommend it to women or give it as a gift.
I wanted to win the series, so I went on a streak.
This one has a sweet winey aroma with a hop aroma.
It has a refreshing aroma of hops,
It has a refreshing aroma of hops and a wine-like mouthfeel with a sourness.
The aftertaste has a light orangey citrus flavor and a fresh rice flavor,
Fresh rice.
There is too much information, but unlike the other two, it has a sense of cohesiveness and is not deep.
It does not have a sense of depth.
This is...not like sake.
Preference 4/5
Slightly chemical aroma. Melon, yogurt and citrus.
Contained, this one tastes dry if you want to compare.
It has a classical feel, with a hint of ginjo, reminiscent of nama-shu.
The acidity is citrusy.
It quickly fades away, leaving the umami at the back of the tongue.
I want something salty with this one.
Taste 5/5(including the rarity)