I tried to smell it and drank it through the nose💦.
It was a delicious sake with a fruity first taste, followed by a slight sourness and a bit of bitterness in the aftertaste that left a delicious umami taste.
My friend gave it to me as a gift. Thank you 😭
I don't have a discerning palate to know the difference between rice... It's delicious.
The aroma is clear and subtle.
Mouthfeel is sweet and refreshing, with a slight tangy sensation.
The middle taste is moderate and tasty.
The aftertaste is slightly bitter and sharp.
Very easy to drink, good as a food sake.
I am a beginner. (I've been drinking a lot of sake this year)
I have been drinking a lot of sake, mainly modern sake, but Ippakusuisei has a well-balanced taste in a good way.
It has sweetness, but it also has umami, acidity, bitterness, and other balancing elements.
It is a wine that you will never get tired of drinking, and it seems to go well with fish dishes.
Above all, I think this price is very cost-effective.
Scoring: ☆☆☆☆
One white conscience❣️
Price is also conscience❣️
And the taste is as stable as ever👍
The balance of the five tastes of sweet, sour, acid, astringent and bitter is superb💕.
Isshiro Suisei Moving Saturday
Rated 4.4-4.5
Rice: Miso Nishiki (produced in Gojome, Akita Prefecture), Polishing ratio: 50%, Alcohol: 14.9°, Sake meter: -19, Acidity: 1.9, Yeast: 701, Selling season: May
A luxurious kijoshu brewed with sake instead of water. It has a sake alcohol content of -19 degrees. The dense sweetness spreads on the palate and disappears nicely with a moderate acidity. Finished by the "Kijoshu" method.
The fresh, smooth sweetness is in perfect balance with the soft acidity, while the fruity aroma of white grapes in the mid-palate gives it a fruity feel. Moving Saturday" is a golf term.