Gyokusendo Shuzo Mukaze Dry.
It has a mild grain aroma with a hint of alcohol.
When you drink it, you can feel the thick, flabby texture on your tongue, and the umami flavor spreads through moderately.
The sweetness is accompanied by a hint of acidity.
The lingering tangy aftertaste is not a food preference.
I know that it is delicious even if it is heated, so I enjoyed it cold and slowly today, when the weather was nice.
Thank you very much for the meal.
Refreshing scent ~.
Floral sensation.
Gentle on the palate.
Deliciously sweet.
Sourness and bitterness remain afterwards.
It is also good.
It is easy to drink.
The label is grotesque (it's a hundred-footed man).
It is a refreshing gap from the grotesqueness of the label (it's a hundred feet)!
It's Yoro's sake, isn't it?
I'm so attached to it.
Mukade Mukade
Junmai Ginjo Limited Edition
Suzuyaka (cool breeze)
Aroma and flavor are elegant, just like a cool breeze.
Gyokusendo Shuzo
It has a good balance of spiciness and sweetness and cannot be said to be leaning one way or the other. It has a good sharpness and is suitable for a mid-meal drink. I prepared a cold oden-like dish with sardine ball and fish paste as a side dish. It is just the right sake for Japanese food.