Light caramel with acidity intertwined with a sense of ripeness
Strong acidity from thickening to sweetness.
Strong umami followed by bitterness and al.
Roughness is strong.
The sweetness is restrained even among kijoshu, making it suitable for eating.
This junmai ginjo, the first to be released in four years, is made entirely from Akita sake-komachi, and was brewed with the aim of creating a fresh, less astringent, less bitter food sake.
It was a sake with a light and acidic flavor unique to Akita Sake Komachi, which had been calmed down by fire-quenching 🎵.