Rating: A-.
The flavor of the raw sake is very good. There is no miscellaneous flavors, and you can enjoy the taste of Junmai sake. The taste is beyond the price and I highly recommend it.
Colorless and transparent. Fresh aroma reminiscent of watermelon, with a spicy aroma reminiscent of rice straw and a sweet aroma reminiscent of whipped cream. The aroma is medium in intensity, with a thick, sweet mouthfeel. The mouthfeel is thick and sweet, with a touch of powderiness. The finish is bitter and astringent. The impression is rather flat. It is crisp and crisp, with a short finish, refreshing and full-bodied.
Sake of Hiroshima where I went to work alone.
It's the third one we've had.
It's a little dry and tasty. It's not fruity, but you can always get it in Hiroshima.
Five days, I think it's less spicy and more mellow.
It doesn't seem to have lost its flavor, but it's getting better and easier to drink.
I'm on pace to finish a bottle in about 10 days, but to enjoy the change in taste, it's still a bottle.
A delicious Junmai Daiginjo that lives up to its name.
But why does it call itself a "Junmai Ginjo" with a polishing ratio of 50?
wise and honorable man