The color is near clear. There is little ginjo aroma. There is little acidity and little raw material aroma. It is soft and light. It is good as a food sake, and can be served cold or with well-flavored foods, including simmered dishes. When the temperature is set to room temperature, it becomes more alcoholic.
A 30-minute, single-serve drinking contest!
I've got some errands to run later, so I can't get the log up.
I'll post the rest later today!
I have about 5 more to go...! (lol)
No aroma.
When you take a sip, it tastes like a light grain rice flavor.
The acidity seems to blend in.
The fresh texture is summery.
The astringency comes afterwards, and the taste is clean and crisp.
It is a refreshing yet delicious sake.
4/5 stars for my favorite.
The aroma is mild.
When you drink it, it has a rice-umami, slightly bran-like classical taste.
You can feel the gentle sweetness and umami of the rice,
The finish is surprisingly refreshing.
It is deliciously dry.
And it is a very reasonable sake.
3.5/5 for my favorite.
Junmai Daiginjo Banshu 50
It starts with a ginjo aroma and has a round sweet umami flavor that is not assertive, and is very tasty as a cold sake during a meal.