100% organically grown Gin no Sato.
The rice polishing ratio is 58%.
The aroma is just a little pear, young melon and muscat.
After a solid sweetness, a good acidity and a slight bitterness follow.
The alcohol content is 17 degrees, but you don't feel the alcohol so much and it's easy to drink 🥴.
It's good 😊.
★★☆☆☆
Advance to the national conquest
The taste is much cleaner, I think I felt a little insufficient.
It is a sake that does not interfere with food.
I bought this sake because I thought I hadn't drunk much local sake in Kumamoto recently.
The aroma is mild, and you can feel the sweetness and acidity, but the spiciness comes soon. It's a sake to go with meals.
It's a little hard because it was just opened. I'll leave it for a while.
I bought a drink that a friend of mine had recommended to me on the internet for the first time.
The only sake from Kyushu that I knew of was Nabeshima and Koro.
This drink is very good.
The aroma is mild, but it has a lactic acid aroma, a pleasant sourness and a bitterness.
It's a great way to combine with food and amplify the flavor without interfering.
The rice was grown in a very rich soil and water.
It was a splendid one🌱.
Alcohol content: 16%.
Rice polishing ratio: 58%.
Sake meter value: +1
Acidity: 1.6