It should be the first time I've seen it. It is quite refreshing and not watery. It's smooth to drink, and you get the feeling it's sake, but it's not very distinctive...
I think it tastes good, but I would like it to have some impact.
In the Showa period, it was a hard-to-find brand in Niigata,
Recently, it can be found in mass merchandisers.
It has a strong alcoholic taste when served cold, but when served lukewarm, it has a nice mouthfeel,
but it is easy to drink when warmed to lukewarm.
It is very easy to drink.
It is quite different from Hishiko, even though they are from the same brewery.
This was my first visit to Mine-no-Hakubai!
It is brewed by three young brewers who are determined to defeat Mr. Touji Ijima!
They were beaten back and this is their fourth attempt...will they win the day...?
The power of youth...let's see it!
From the apple-like taste, accompanied by sourness, the aftertaste is so easy and clean!
There is a lingering bitter aftertaste that is a bit complex, but it disappears quickly, so I don't feel bad about it.
This is a very high level sake...?
I think it's more than enough to give a sense of the future.
What kind of monster is Mr. Ijima who can't win even with this... amazing!
Thanks again for your comments, Jay & Nobby 🥰.
The choice of young people is an augmentation of sweetness... I'm curious to see if we can win this time w
