It has been a while since I purchased a new sake. It is a variant of the Hanazono Shuzo Roman series, which I have been curious about for a while. I decided to try Toroman.
When the bottle is opened, the elegant, understated aroma is irresistible. The moment it hits the palate, it tastes more like banana than rice-derived sweetness. It is fruity and easy to drink, and on top of that, it is a delicious sake with a strong alcohol taste. It is more suitable for evening drinking than as a mealtime sake. I prefer to savor the robust flavor of Gohyakumangoku sake.
I procured it at Kaki-numa.
It is a little spicy at first sight. It's not very thick... It's not sharp, it's hard to tell...
It tastes a little bitter, not beautiful. Is it okay to call it "royal road dry"?
This is a sake that I am a little lost in the report. I will take time to taste it!
This is Hanaizumi's Loman. This is ZERO MAN, with rich umami and sweetness. I did not feel much acidity, but felt the umami and sweetness directly. I had a blissful time with the Kuroge Wagyu Beef Halami.
The sweetness spreads quite elegantly and even those who don't like sake can go for this one 🍶👍🏻
The aftertaste is a tingling sensation that lasts for a long time 🫧.
It's a fresh sake, so I'm looking forward to seeing how it will change. ‼️