小太郎
From the moment you put it in your mouth, the aroma and taste are refined and fruity. A dry aftertaste remains at the end.
It is delicious, yes.
It is the opposite approach to Houraisen, which we often receive because of its location. (With that one, the aroma spreads from the mouth like pure water.)
The aroma of the wine is more intense when you drink it in a cup than in a wine glass, and I liked it better than drinking it in a wine glass.
When I checked later, I found out that wine glasses are recommended. (Sweat) Was it bad that our glasses were too thick?
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