Akebono.
Encore.
Fresh and smooth flavor from around the first sip.
The richness of the flavor comes in the mid-palate, and the spicy accent on the back palate.
Arisawa is famous for Bunkajin, but this is a different brand, Kagamino-Origarami.
I had the clear sake two years ago and enjoyed it, so I had the ogara-mi this time.
The initial aroma is softly sweet with a hint of pear and rice.
In the mouth, there is a hint of acidity and juicy rice sweetness.
I think it is a bit more drinkable than Bunka Jin.
It was quite delicious 🍶✨️
It is quite fruity🍎🍑🍈 at lower temperatures while still feeling fresh.
A nice refreshing sensation comes when you taste it...
The clear ending with no clutter is great ‼️
I like the usual rummy feeling too👍🫧
The entrance has a sweet and sour aroma, like juice, reminiscent of rumne or lychee. There is also a sweet aroma of rice malt.
In the mouth, a thick, dry acidity passes across the tongue faster than expected, while the sweet flavor of the rice with a sense of volume is in the middle of the tongue.
The finish is dry and crisp.
The thick dry acidity is there from the beginning, but in a good sense, it does not suppress the umami in the middle.
I think the greatest feature of this wine is its overall volume while maintaining the sweetness of the origami.
It is the only brand of Arisawa's sake that is sold as unfiltered, unpasteurized sake all year round. The aroma is refreshing.
There are also hints of rum and muscat. The mouthfeel is fresh and lush.
It has a light, clear and transparent mouthfeel with a smart juiciness.
Along with a refreshing acidity, the wine has lychee and muscat-like fruitiness, just like the aroma.
Rich yet light, it tastes like a refreshing cider.
It is comfortable to drink, and you will never get tired of drinking it.
It is an excellent cost-performance sake.
I couldn't finish in style at Raku-no-Sei, so I got myself together and ordered another round of drinks.
I was told that this sake is made by Arisawa, which is well-known for its Bunka-jin. I had never heard of it before.
The first aroma was fruity and sweet.
In the mouth, it has a juicy sweetness like fruit juice with a refreshing sourness and richness.
It also has a hint of ripe fruit.
The label is rather plain, but it is quite rich, juicy, and quite tasty 🍶.
I'm glad I got a bite at the end 😅.
This is a limited edition brand from Arisawa Corporation, the brewer of Bunkajin.
It is a year-round, unfiltered, unpasteurized sake.
Despite its high alcohol content (17.5ºC) in orikarami, it has a fresh, juicy, rummy taste.
Gaseous sake with citrus and apple aroma.
Not a famous brand but delicious.
