It is spicy, sour, salty, and a little sweet. It seems rather complex and cohesive.
Drippy, but not too loud.
It has a different flavor when it's lukewarm.
After opening the bottle, you may think... water? No aftertaste.
As you drink it after a while, you can feel the beautiful sweetness slowly spreading like a robe of feathers with each sip.
It is not too strong, but it disappears while leaving a lingering aftertaste like a feather rising slowly to the sky.
It does not interfere with food. It may be a little insufficient for some people.
It has a good balance between the mild umami of the rice and the sharpness of the sake with the acidity of the sake yeast. It becomes mellow when paired with duck roast.
The urge to drink a robust sake comes up periodically. I bought this one that seemed to answer this feeling.
It is a refreshing sake when you put it in your mouth, but the classic acidity and dryness make you feel like you are drinking a lot. It is a bit dry, but the classic acidity and dryness give it a kick and a kick. It is good!
I enjoyed it while eating snacks 😆 Thanks for the treat.
It has a robust rice aroma and flavor that is suited to its austere label. Yet it has little sweetness and little miscellaneous taste, with just the right amount of acidity to make it disappear softly, making it a truly cloud-like sake. The more you drink, the deeper the flavor becomes. It is fun to imagine that Yamata-no-orochi would have no choice but to be killed if they drank this kind of sake.