It's been a little while since I've had an instrumental Masamune, a craft saké mixed with hops. I think it's great that a brewery with a long history is taking on a new challenge.
It's nice to see a craft saké that is instrumental and affordable ✨.
It has a ginjo aroma that is typical of sake, but also a fruity sweet aroma that is unique to craft saké. Lychee, citrus.
You'd think it would have a bitter taste when you hear hops, but it's almost unnoticeable, rather sweet, tart and grapefruit-like. Light.
As always, it's hard to rate craft saké, but I'm sure it's delicious: ☺️
I had first had it a few months ago and found it delicious. My memory was not wrong. It is still delicious. It has a subtle gaseous taste and the alcohol is not too strong, making it easy to drink.
Instrument Masamune off-dry
Honjozo Nakadori 720ml.
Lightness with a gaseous feel that is typical of Musical Instruments,
Dry and exquisitely balanced.
Beautiful and sharp dry taste.
Mecha delicious. ❤️
A perfect instrumental for hot summer: ☺︎
I'm going to try this one today too 🎶🍶🍶I'm sure it's one of the sweeter instruments so I'm looking forward to it 🤤💕.
First, let's start with the aroma🎶✨️The sweet and gorgeous aroma will stimulate your desire to drink 🎶✨️🤤.
In the mouth, I can feel the sweetness, but there is also a little bit of alcohol at the end. I wish it was a little more fruity 😉.
Sake is clear, fruity, and when drunk, the taste is similar to muscat, with an acidity that cuts through quickly, and a dry aftertaste. It is a delicious sake.