I drink mostly fluffy drinks, but I was curious to try it and was surprised at how good it tasted.
It has a refreshing taste, but it is different from dry sake.
It has broadened my taste in sake.
I will take this one that I purchased on my summer history trip 😋.
It feels much fresher since it is after drinking San Kwan. I think it has more sweetness and acidity than Yamadanishiki. It is just a little 😓.
There was a nice popping sound when the bottle was opened. It still has a schwarziness after 6 months 😋.
I still like this kind of sweet sake with a moderate alu feel.
And this Kame-no-o is from Sakura City, but it seems to be the one used for Senkou 👀.
The accompaniments were roast beef and roast pork from Kazuya, a butcher store in Shimizu. The roast beef here is ridiculously delicious 😭.
Gentle rummy, grape and melon gum aroma.
Slightly effervescent mouthfeel.
Extremely delicate this year. Great flavors and wateriness. Full flavor, good acidity, a hint of sweetness, and a tight astringency.
Serve with squid, sea bream sashimi, or caprese.
This is my first day day.
We had a set of drinks to compare.
The famous Hinode Matsumoto's sake is brewed with Banshu Yamadanishiki and Fushimi water, and is truly a crystallization of Kyoto's climate.
Beautiful citrusy acidity.
Soft umami with just the right amount of sweetness,
Delicious 🤤.
When the bottle is opened, it has a pleasant sweet fruity aroma with a nice psudo sound that is unique to nama-shu, a tangy mouthfeel with a slight piquancy, a refreshing feeling like that of ramune, a sweetness reminiscent of bananas, and a lingering elegant sweetness after a refreshing acidity. Too delicious!
Recommended by a friend.
The first thing that surprised me was the fizzy feeling.
As I had heard, it was very easy to drink and was a delicious sake that changed my impression of sake.