It is said that this sake is also used in the first class of Air France.
We had it with canned crab.
The taste is refreshing and not as sweet as I imagined from the aroma.
Clear and transparent. Crystal. Youthful aromas of melon and white grapes. The attack is rather strong and the sweetness is mild. The acidity is fine and the bitterness is moderate. Dry. The aftertaste is medium. Although it has a sake strength of +15, it does not seem to be too tangy. It is well balanced. You can smell the aroma of white wine right after pouring it into a glass.
About 1,500 yen
Rating 4.5
Since we have Kabako crab, I open a bottle of Manotsuru Daiginjo from Sado Island!
But the bottle is slippery and I can't open it 💦.
I want to drink it and eat it.
No, I'll do my best to open it after I post this!
Slightly dry with a hint of sweetness.
It went well with sushi and sashimi of tuna.
It was delicious chilled, but next time I would like to try it at a slightly higher temperature.
3.5 / 5.0
It is clear and dry without any unnecessary aroma or sweetness.
Since I usually drink only junmai sake, I feel something light. It goes well with meals.
But I still prefer junmai sake.
It has been a long time since I have had a bottle of sake, as I have been away from sake recently. Manotsuru is dry, but it feels slightly sweet. It has a gentle taste of rice.