It gives the impression of being mild and dark in flavor, with a fruity aroma and sweetness at first, and a slight tanginess at the end. For this reason, it is more of a sake to be enjoyed with sake than a food sake.
This is the last Maikaze series for this year. It's been quite a while, but we'll be having "Mt. Haruna" for the last time!
When the bottle is opened and poured, it has a relaxing sweet aroma. It has a peachy aroma. It also has a slightly banana-like flavor.
The palate is smooth, as is typical of Gunma sake, with a slight sweetness that is typical of "Maifu" and a nice astringent taste that plays an active role in the background!
The astringency also gives it a mineral taste, which I personally feel is similar to the "Tenpyo Junmai" that I drank before👍.
In the latter half, the astringency becomes the main taste, which reminds me of grapefruit. It melts away at the end, so it goes down smoothly!
I've enjoyed many Maikaze series this year, including "Akagisan"✨I'm looking forward to next year!
One cup of Harunasan by Makino Sake Brewery
Gunma-chan cup ☺️.
I bought this as a souvenir after climbing Mt.
Haruna before, but I didn't notice it at the time because I didn't collect one-cups 😅.
The taste is different from the mass-produced one-cups, with a sweeter flavor.
I got the impression that the sweetness became stronger when it was heated up.
It was an easy to drink sake👍