Sake typical of the Furusawa Sake Brewery.
The aroma is not that strong.
A moment of alcohol and a moment of fruit.
The acidity brings the whole thing together,
and then it is cut off.
It retains the classic sake taste,
It is a very easy-drinking sake with a cohesive taste.
It is not plain, but rather calm and easy to drink.
Since it is 17%, it is dangerous not to drink it quickly.
Personally, I am highly satisfied with this sake.
This is a sake brewery that I would like to keep in touch with.
Purchased at Yamagata Antenna Shop in Ginza, Tokyo.
100% Dewa-no-sato.
Crisp rice aroma.
There is no ginjo aroma, but it has a clear aroma.
This is a very dry sake.
It is light and dry with excellent sharpness.
It seems to go well with fatty meat dishes.
It was served blind for now.
Crystal silver color.
Plenty of apples, pears, melons, bananas, and other fruits. Lime and lime.
The attack is a little light and the mouthfeel is smooth. The palate is light and fruity. There is an elegant sweetness, and the acidity is smooth.
It is delicious with a beautiful flavor typical of the Tohoku region.
Not strong, but fruity and lightly ripe aroma. It has a moderate sweetness, umami, and minerality. The light acidity is moderate and the overall impression is smooth, but the umami aftertaste lingers gradually. It is a perfect food wine that goes well with light flavored meals.
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