Salinger
Scent.
No strong claims to be a "ginjo" aroma. But the ginjo aroma spreads.
Aroma: Frozen muscat, apple.
Orange? Citrus? Citrus-like sourness and alcohol.
The aroma is somewhat like yogurt.
I have the impression that the fruity aroma is difficult to detect because the fruit is frozen.
It is certainly fruity and refreshing while being reserved.
Would you describe this as "elegant"?
Taste
Smooth and very fresh on the palate.
Silky on the tongue.
Peach, muscat, apple, pineapple, rice.
These are gentle sweetness.
But along with the sweetness, you can feel the beautiful freshness on the tongue and enjoy the juicy and very pleasant taste.
The aftertaste is a bit alcoholic on the nose.
There is little acidity and no unpleasantness throughout.
The fruity sweetness and deliciousness that spreads in the mouth is like snow melting away, and the lingering aftertaste is like that of a snow melting.
The taste is also very "elegant.
Summary
I've said this many times because it's important, but this is a really "elegant" sake.
However, it is not just modest.
It is clean, beautiful, and fresh.
But it is also bewitching, lustrous, and beautiful, just like a goddess.
I fell in love with this goddess.
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