I bought 300ml of it when I went back to Niigata 😊I wanted to drink it ✨I also have a small size to try 🍶.
The taste is characterized by sweet and sourness, and it definitely has a yogurt feeling! The acidity is strong, and if you reduce it a bit, it gives the impression of being similar to Sogapale Efis ✨.
I think it's really delicious and it's like a wine, not a sake 😋.
I recommend it to those who are not good at Sake or want to drink something different every once in a while!
Strange taste💦.
It's like drinking sweet apple cider vinegar 😓It's not bad but it tastes good as a juice. I wonder if the pairing makes it taste good as a sake 😅?
But I was impressed by the wide range of sake 👍.
I didn't know this kind of sake existed 😳.
I heated it up and it was even more vinegar 😅.
The first sip is a bit of a surprise, but as you continue to drink it, you get used to it and it gets better and better! It has a new sweet and sour taste, like it's not sake. It has a yogurt aftertaste.
It is very lactobacillus-like! It's sweet, but just a little bit sour, really like yogurt. It may be too sweet for me personally as a food wine, but it is very tasty!
A nearby station was selling Niigata's best sake, so I was allowed to sample and choose one.
It was labeled as having a sake degree of -40.0, and the clerk introduced it to me by saying, "It's like wine.
When we poured it into a well-chilled glass and enjoyed it, it was indeed like a sweet white wine, but with a gentle rice-derived mouthfeel.
It also has a sourness like calpis or yogurt, and because it is so sweet, one should be careful not to drink too much.
It paired perfectly with the truffle cookies that I had carefully stored in the refrigerator to accompany the wine.
It seems to be good to drink as an aperitif.