It's like a light sweet, fruity mass.
It is a sake that is in the easy-drinking zone, and if you are not careful, you can drink it quickly (and for the price), which is very dangerous.
It is very tasty, but not at a price you can easily afford.
I love Sentori's Snowman, and this is the one he recommended to me. Nothing to say, I love it ♡ The cloudiness is a little darker than the snowman. The label is too cute!
The label is distinctive and stylish.
Also, I was just drinking a 13% alcohol drink.
I thought it would be interesting to compare them, so I bought it!
A collaboration with Motox, a wine importer and distributor.
The alcohol content is about the same as wine, so I guess the concept is that it is just like wine.
Despite the low alcohol content, it has a nice ginjo aroma.
The ginjo aroma is nice.
The taste is fruity and delicious.
Although there is a little lack of something...
but this is the one that gave me a good impression.
Rice: Koji rice: Yamadanishiki / Kake rice: Saito no Shizuku (both from Yamaguchi prefecture)
Polishing ratio 55
Sake Degree -3
Acidity 1.6
Alcohol content 13%.
Taste 3.9
☆ 3.5
Sour-sweet grain soda
First comes a citrus-like sourness.
sweetness and gas with a lactic acid-like flavor
Finally, there was a grain-like flavor.
It is low in alcohol content and has no sake-like taste, but it was very interesting.
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Wow! Terrific!
Hits you straight off with pineapple, grapes, banana and almonds. A slight acidic lemony finish. Very full in the mouth. Wonderful. Enjoyed with salmon gravlax, chicken teriyaki, and cold spinach with Thai peanut sauce.
Junmai-shu, sake with tears
Rice polishing ratio 65
Price 1,800 yen excluding tax
720ml
It was sold at a roadside station as a limited edition!
The rice used is Koshihikari, so shouldn't I eat it? I thought it would be better to eat it.
The aroma is fruity and slightly fizzy.
It's a little dry, and should be served lukewarm or hot. When warmed, it is fragrant and fragrant.
I had never seen this brand before, so I couldn't resist buying it. This is a sake brewery in Shunan City, Yamaguchi. There are about 1,400 sake breweries in Japan, so it's no wonder that there are breweries and brands that I don't know (there are more than 1,000 here). Even if I were to drink one brand every day for the rest of my life, it would take me almost 30 years (^_^;) It's simply impossible. This was an aside.
The moment you put it in your mouth, the aroma is distinctive. I wonder what it is, is it the aroma of rice? In total, the aroma is fluffy, the taste is tangy, and the sweetness is warm. I think it's delicious.