Nori
The smell is a fruity ginjo aroma. The aroma is sweet and pleasant. The fruity sweetness spreads in the mouth and remains underneath, but it is not unpleasant and can be cut moderately. It is delicious. It has a good bitterness. There are many sweet ones, but the one that is pleasantly sweet and can be cut is valuable.
I was told that I bought this sake at a wedding just because of the name, but it is a wonderful sake. It has a sourness and fruitiness like a traditional sake.
Not only is it sweet, but it is also firmly bitter, and I feel that the way it cuts through represents the idea of marriage. I think it is a good sake to give as a wedding present. The fact that the brewer is also a woman and started making sake when she got married makes it a good gift.
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