Beautiful.
Slightly effervescent! Could be delicious!
Such an old-fashioned label! Beautiful!
A little bit like Shinsei? Not as oaky or cedar as the Shinsei!
Slightly sweet and mellow!
I think I might like it a lot!
Hiroshima Prefecture
Dry Junmai
Rice polishing ratio 80
Alcohol 17%.
Rice: Hiroshima Prefecture, Chusei Shin Senbon
The rice is highly polished and the alcohol content is relatively high.
It has a crisp taste with a touch of sweetness from the rice.
It is so dry and robust that it is hard to believe that the rice polishing ratio is so high.
It is a delicious sake suitable as a mid-meal drink.
It is Hiroshima sake because I traveled to Hiroshima.
It is not easy to drink good sake when you are abroad, so when I see the word "Nama" on a bottle, I buy it.
It was a rather sweet and robust sake.
Although it is a Saijo sake, it has a surprisingly robust entry. The aroma is elegant and somewhat exotic. It has a sweet and sour taste. The bitterness gives it a sharpness. Interesting. Senbon Nishiki. Steamed shrimp with sansho tartar sauce and