新舘幸樹
It is a major sake that can be found at any liquor store. It is a sake that I did not take at the opposite because I see it so often. I had drunk this sake a long time ago, so I felt comfortable purchasing it.
First of all, I opened the bottle without any problems. It had a higher pitched sound than I expected. I poured it into my usual sake cup. Alas, it was a little cloudy. When I looked at the back of the bottle, I found that it was written in the bottle. I was surprised because I had not learned about it beforehand.
It is a jungin (pure sake), but the aroma doesn't come up much.
When you put it in your mouth, you can taste a slight sweetness, followed by a crisp, tight spiciness in the middle part of the mouth. The bitter taste comes in the end.
It is an easy-drinking sake. It seems to go well with all kinds of snacks. Incidentally, we paired it with genovese, and it was an interesting combination because the aroma of the basil was enhanced by the lack of aroma from the sake.
It will definitely be gone in a day.
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