The first Mitsui Kotobuki.
It is the origin of the name of a famous basketball cartoon!
This is the only raw sake available now, with an away from home uniform label.
The aroma is refreshing with a hint of sweetness.
The aroma is fresh with a hint of sweetness, but when you put it in your mouth, it is as dry as the rumors say it is!
It's refreshing when chilled, but when heated, it's quite harsh,
It is refreshing when chilled, but it will be very harsh when heated up.
It tastes more like miso than salt, and is a refreshing match for cheese.
Pairing: Tempura, rolled egg, mackerel with yuzu miso
Sweet aroma similar to melon.
Creamy mouthfeel as it looks.
The first impact on the palate is like drinking yogurt.
The moderate sweetness and acidity are well balanced with the umami of the rice.
I thought it was "mitsui" in the Mitsui Suzu-chan sense, but I heard it is read as "mii" kotobuki. Red is the home uniform? As per the great dryness, it was one that heated up.
Mitsui no Kotobuki Junmai Ginjo Dai-harakuchi
The aroma is not that strong.
The aroma is soft and sweet. No ginjo aroma.
The taste is crisp and tight, with a strong alcoholic tang at first.
As the temperature rises, the gradual umami flavor spreads, making it easy to drink.
It goes well with strong dishes. It goes very well with squid marinated in soy sauce.