It has a refreshingly sweet good aroma with a banana and pear feel!
The mouthfeel is soft and beautifully clear, and the taste has a freshness that oozes from the lightness, and a sweet acidity and flavor with a bit of grape and tropical fruitiness that is also good 😆✨.
The line is fine and sharp, but it is well flavored.
Well delicious 😳
I've had a few Amego Tsuki, but this is the first time I've had this highly rated classic sake 😄.
The aroma is mild and slightly fruity, the mouthfeel is gentle due to the low alcohol content, the rice flavor and soft sweetness, and the natural sharpness on the finish gives it an overall elegant feel 😋.
It goes well with a variety of meals, from light Japanese to strong Chinese 🍶.
Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture
★★★★4.1
I was going to change the place and have just a highball, but I went back to sake after all.
I'm getting less and less familiar with the taste, but now everything I drink tastes good.
4.0★★★★☆
Sake brought by a drinking party.
The specs were similar to the one we drank yesterday, but in a fire-roasted version.
It is a Daiginjo of Omachi, so it had a strong sweetness.
It had a calm and relaxed feeling, without the slight bubbles or the richness and freshness of the original sake.
4.2
The mouthfeel is tight and has an unfiltered, raw sake feel. Bitterness, sweetness, acidity, and many other tastes cross in a complex way, ending with the Omachi-like sweetness. It is delicious.
4.2★★★★☆
This sake is a real treat!
The rich flavor and mouthfeel of the unpasteurized sake, combined with the sticky sweetness of Omachi, is well balanced with the original refreshing taste of Amego no Tsuki.
I think it is quite sweet among the Amego no Tsuki wines.
The bitterness can be felt in the back, but it is delicious with various tastes!
