toyo0111
This is a very altruistic sake that your father-in-law ordered for you at some point.
It is a sake from Sado Island in Niigata.
When the bottle is opened, it puffs and seems to be slightly effervescent.
It has a fruity, muscat-like aroma, and while it is mild on the palate, the slight fizz is interesting. I had a hunch that this was expressed as a dignified and supple taste.
The lingering aftertaste from the throat is one step stronger and more fruity, and combined with the slightly low alcohol content of 13.5, it lands very softly. I again wonder if this is the beauty of Rin.
I have written a lot about it, but in the end, anything is fine as long as it tastes good with the sake I received.
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