つかつ
The clean taste typical of Gohyakumangoku is followed by the flavor of special pure rice and the aroma of flowers and leaves derived from highly polished rice. It is very tasty. The aroma is milder than that of a ginjo, making it more versatile as a food sake. This is indeed a Niigata sake. The lingering aftertaste is firm, betraying the preconceived notion that it is made from gohyakumangoku rice, but it is interesting because it is still in the "light" category.
Grapefruit, honeysuckle, cooked rice, green bamboo, lime tree, fresh cream, lime
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