Aroma
Aroma Alcoholic sensation
Raw texture
Slightly effervescent
Melon in the nose
The bitterness is a nice accent.
When people say "Kame-no-o", I feel Kame-no-o.
I feel Turtle Tail lol
One of two bottles purchased for this weekend. This one is sweet, yesterday was dry. I thought I liked the sweet one better, but is it a little too fruity?
A bottle I kept!
I drank it during a relaxing overnight stay in the car in a nearby area.
As soon as you pour it into a glass, a delicious aroma comes up.
The first sip is fruity and thick, yet dry and clear.
It is dry and clear.
Polishing ratio 50%.
I thought it wasn't sharpened more...
It is a sake with great flavor.
It ranks among my favorite sake!
While eating Gifu cuisine, I befriended a nearby uncle and we talked about Hourai and W.
The three "W "s, Watanabe (Watanabe sake brewery), World (World), and Warai (laughter), are incorporated into the name, expressing the desire to convey the charm of sake to the world and to bring smiles to the faces of those who drink it.
More than 14 varieties of sake rice are used in the W series, and in order to clarify the differences between the different sake rice varieties, the yeast is unified as "M310 yeast".
The rice polishing ratio is also unified at 50%, and although the sake is Junmai Daiginjo standard, it is labeled "Junmai-shu" on the label.