720ml ¥1,870-
Not so much aroma.
Fruity juicy.
Pineapple flavor.
Sweetness is moderate.
It has a refreshing aftertaste.
It's a little spicy.
A little spicy.
No cloudy, fruity aroma 🫧.
Quite sweet but not sticky, the aftertaste is like apple nectar🍎.
It is sweet like an after-dinner dessert wine!
Delicious ◎
720ml ¥1,870-
Aroma: Not strawberry, but a hint of apple
Slightly sweet
Fruity juicy.
Sourness comes later.
The aftertaste is fading away.
The aftertaste disappears smoothly.
It is like a food wine.
It's like a food sake.
The first impression is a soft umami taste typical of Murasaki Uchu, followed by a refreshing and crisp acidity produced by lactic acid bacteria.
It has a deep taste and a very elegant finish.
It is also delicious.
My favorite level (self-assessment)
★★★★★★★★☆☆☆
Purple Space Watarame
The color is transparent and the aroma is like caramel.
It has a unique caramel aroma and sweet taste in the mouth.
The name "watame" (cotton candy) is certainly understandable.
First...
As with the previous Purple Space, the bottle would not open!
As a result, this time too, the bottle was opened with a bottle opener!
I wish they would teach us the correct way to open a bottle of Purple Air (lol).
It has a gentle, slightly thickened mouthfeel, dry and easy to drink, with a slightly bitter grapefruit-like aftertaste.
As the sake became hiya, it became mellower and easier to drink 🍶.
I prefer it to cold sake.
The fact that it has the toji's sentiment on the label is a personal point ✨.
I also had my child doing Kyudo this time, so I wonder if I would have tasted it differently if I had drunk it at that time. I also thought it would have tasted differently if I had drunk it at that time 🍶.
This is my first Purple Space. The aroma is very mild, a little like rum, and a little like the aroma of rice. The rice flavor and acidity spread to the palate with a light gassy sensation, which also passes through to the nose. Personally, I am not a big fan of sake with a lot of acidity, but it is in harmony with the umami of the rice and is very tasty. The bitterness is almost imperceptible.
It is easy to drink, but at the same time satisfying.
The toji is Hiromi Ono, the first female toji in the Nanbu Toji clan.
Sake degree -4 degrees, 100% Gohyakumangoku, 55% rice polishing ratio. It is the first sparkling Murasaki Sake.
The purple in the name "Murasaki" comes from the town's name, Murasaki, and the "宙" refers to the universe or the sky.