First, it is difficult to read.
Banzai Aikoku,
Hmmm...what a four-character word that makes you feel determined.
I tried it for the first time, attracted by the fact that it is unfiltered, unpasteurized, and reasonably priced.
The taste is fruity, like muscat, and I like it very much.
I also like the "thanks" on the label.
It's a winner!
The palate produces a sizzling gassy sensation, clear acidity and silky texture. The vivid acidity that outlines the entire flavor profile expresses the excitement of the new season. The soft spring breeze-like sweetness that follows comes from the use of a four-stage brewing process. The reason why you can drink "one more cup" while still feeling the umami and flavor is because the alcohol content is kept at 14% with moromi sake, so that you do not feel its heaviness. (From Hasegawa Sake Shop)
The balance between the gentle, slightly effervescent taste and the sweet acidity is irresistible!
This is one I want to drink every year😊😊😊
Banshu Issen Spring Sake🌸
This one is said to be a four-stage brewing process.
It was served cold 🍶.
The first aroma is slightly sweet.
It has a slightly sweet aroma on the top nose and a gaseous feeling in the mouth.
It has a juicy sweet flavor with a hint of acidity that finishes off the taste.
I couldn't really tell the difference because Banshu Issen is juicy sweet and tasty even if it's not a 4-step brewing process 🍶✨️😅
SPRING SHINE expresses the brightness of spring in its flavor.
The new brewery and "*Gravity System" has been adopted, which leaves a sense of shrieking gas in the liquid, increasing its transparency and giving it a silky feel on the tongue.
You will enjoy an even clearer and lighter taste than before.
The vivid acidity that outlines the entire flavor profile expresses the excitement of the new season.
The soft spring breeze-like sweetness that follows is the result of the four-stage brewing process.
The reason why it makes you feel like having "one more cup" while giving you a sense of umami and flavor is because it was designed to have an alcohol content of 14% in the moromi base so that it does not feel heavy.