新舘幸樹
It is a standard Tatenogawa.
Until now, I did not buy it because the liquor store I frequent did not have it, but a new liquor store I was told about had it, so I bought it.
As was the case last time, it is a jun-dai, so there are no unpleasant tastes, and it goes in and disappears quickly.
It has a slight piquancy as it enters the mouth. It has a soft sweetness and a pungent spiciness that counteracts the sweetness. The bitterness may also play a supporting role.
It is a delicious sake that you will never get tired of.
I think I am the only one who feels that the sweetness of that hard-to-find sake has been reduced, but I think it is a sake that is not to be missed.
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