The balance of sweetness and sourness is very good.
It has a fruity sweetness at first, but it's not sweet, it's a beautiful sake!
This is a good sake!
It was so good, I couldn't help but have another.
It was refreshing, but not just light.
It was just the right balance to make me naturally want to drink it again.
When you put it in your mouth, the soft sweetness and gentle acidity spread quickly, and it disappears smoothly down your throat like light snow.
However, there is a slight bitterness and astringency in the aftertaste, and that is what I feel is typical of Yukino Kayasha.
It is well balanced, yet has depth. It has such a mysterious charm.
The fact that it is a fire-aged sake that retains its freshness is also very good, and the finish gives it a freshness that is similar to that of a fresh sake.
If you ask me, "What kind of sake is Snow Kayasha? I would recommend this one first...it was such a royal road junmai ginjo.
The mild acidity when heated and the mouthfeel that sinks into the body are wonderful!
I have a dentist appointment tomorrow, so I'll limit myself to about 7 gos of sake.
