Aroma like pears and apples.
Sweet fruit aroma spreads in the mouth, but the flavor is strong and acidic, and the taste is sharp and refreshing rather than fruity, like sake.
Slightly sweet
It tastes better when served chilled, but we recommend drinking it at about 10°C (50°F) to get the fruity flavor.
Drinking at home
First time I drank it and it was as good as they say! 👍
It's a light nigori, but as the name suggests, it's smooth and when chilled 🧊 and served in a wine glass, it has a schwa🫧schwa feel to it that keeps you drinking more and more. The perfect drink for a summer night 🎐I'll be back next year! ✨
I got it at an antenna store before.
Fukushima (Aizu) fever explodes from time to time. I got it along with some Musha rice crackers and peach sweets from the assortment ✨.
When you open the bottle and pour it, the aroma is berry-like and aromatic.
The mouthfeel is smooth and refined and beautiful. The taste is mild and mild with a bit of silky and roundness.
The palate is light and fresh with a grapefruit-like sweet and sour astringency, and a slightly sweet and astringent lingering aftertaste.
It is a well-balanced taste of softness and vividness!
Accompanied by a glass of "Tenmei" I bought in Wakamatsu🍶.
I want to go to Aizu...!
The label has been changed to "Fireworks" this time... and the sweetness has been replaced by a pleasant acidity, giving it a cooler and clearer feeling.
It is a sake that gives you a sense of value, as if you are drinking two different kinds of sake in one sip!
Tenmei's challenge to brew with two types of sake rice
Aromatic, clean flavor with a little acidity.
Refreshing sweetness like green apple or pear
Easy to drink and delicious!