The moment you take a sip, it has a clear mouthfeel but a graininess with a sense of body.
Yummmm!
The flavor is like freshly cooked rice.
It has a moderate sweetness with no cloying taste.
The umami, bitterness and acidity spread pleasantly in the back of the tongue.
It goes well with grilled mushrooms, squid, and squid guts.
Degree of liking ☆4.5/5
It was served cold.
The mellow acidity spreads through the nose without lingering and leaves a delicious flavor.
I have always liked sake with a sour taste, so this is good 💖.
I had it with a soup stock stew, and it went very well with it.
This sake has a fruity, gorgeous aroma and a delicious rice flavor. With a smooth mouthfeel and well-balanced sweet and sour taste, it has a clean aftertaste and is easy to drink, making it excellent as a mealtime sake.
In a word, it has a delicious sake-like flavor!
Junmai Ginjo, following the Namahashimoto Junmai. This one is even softer. Unlike the previous one, there is no core (not in a bad way, it's soft and disappears softly). I think this sense of core is possible with the sake made from the "Namahashime" method.
The waitress said to me, "It's crisp, isn't it?" and that's exactly what it is. I guess it is crisp with a modest taste and soft mouthfeel. I like that it's well chilled.