Recommended for people who don't like alcohol! Not as persistent sweetness as expected, easy to drink with tartness of mandarin oranges. It also has a slightly effervescent taste.
This is a wine I've been drinking frequently lately.
It has a soft, slightly acidic and gentle taste with a full body. It is good with a smooth finish. The good thing about restaurant sake is that you can enjoy it even after a long time. It can also be used as a food sake!
Purchased at Tsuruya when returning home.
The mouthfeel is rather mild and dry, but there is a hint of junmai rice sweetness. The aftertaste is also refreshing, with a slight bitterness and slightly nutty.
A long time ago, Kuromatsusenjo released a commercial on Nagano Prefecture's SBC radio, "Is Kuromatsusenjo a first-class sake? (or is it a special grade sake?)! It is! The phrase "Kuromatsusenjo is a first-class sake (or special-class sake?)! I was a child, so I don't remember the grade well (laugh).
Purchased at Aizawa Sake Shop, Matsumoto
Second bottle purchased at Matsumoto Odekake
Ina no Senjo, a brand I was curious about.
Nigori (nigori) sake characterized by the lively white rabbit!
The aroma is quite fruity!
When you put it in your mouth, it has a strong flavor with sweetness and bitterness!
It has a silky taste that only nigori sake can have, and in my opinion, it goes well with cheese.
Creamy aroma that seems to be cloudy. Slightly pear-like.
Quite a bit of a shwash.
Fresh citrus-like acidity.
The sweetness is moderate and dry,
The sweetness is moderate and dry, but there is a soft sweetness in the aftertaste, as if one has bitten into an apple.
Taste level 3.5/5
There are many cute labels for the sake here when I checked them out! We had two Raitori to compare.
This one is orikarami, and although I had a sharp sake right before, it was a bit mellow.
Very nice sharpness to go with Yakiton and skewers. And it's freshly opened, so nice gas. You can drink it like water. You have to think carefully about this kind of combination!
This is my first time to try Kuromatsu Senjo from Takato Town, Nagano Prefecture. The name gave a classic image, but the modern label is promising.
The taste is refreshing, with a moderate sweetness and a strong acidity. It has a core flavor and a dry aftertaste. It is a good drink, but it is not too assertive, so it is excellent as a food sake.