Fresh flavor and white peach aroma with a sense of carbonation.
Almost a jacket purchase. The tag around the neck is cute too!
The name comes from the phrase "Winga Gingzuki," which means "to love and enjoy all the seasonal scenery," and "to compose poems by looking at the flowers and to recite poems by looking at the moon.
This was my first visit to Tsuneyama Shuzo. I heard that most of their sake is dry. This one is sweet but not too sweet.
The aroma is completely peachy! It's not too sweet, so it goes well with food.
I think this is the only time I get this feeling when I open the bottle, and I end up drinking too much...that's the fate of a sake drinker.
PS: One person opened a four-pack in one night. People are helpless before unfiltered raw sake. ......
Hi Dachiko 😃
We had a different Tsuneyama not too long ago 😋 and the peachiness without being too sweet 🤗 is delicious too!
I know exactly what you mean 😌 the fate of sake drinkers 😆.
@Jay & Mr. Nobby
Hi there, I'm a new member of the team and I'm looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your comment!
It's delicious, Tsuneyama! We will follow it in the future 👀.
Thanks for the sympathy on the fate of the drinker too 😂.
It's soooo clear and yet
Fruity and delicious 🤤.
I was curious about it because Dr. Jay & Nobby also said
I was curious about this one since you said "woohoo yummy😋" ❣️
I'm hooked on this one 😊.
This is the first time to try Tsuneyama. It is an assemblage of Miyamanishiki, Yamadanishiki, and Sakahomare. The aroma is subdued and the taste does not have a strong impact, but it is very well balanced, fresh, but not tense, and calm. It was delicious.
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