うみねこ
It is the roman series of the mumulo-sugi "Watofune No. 2". Watofune-Nigou" seems to be a new name for the "Short-stalked Watofune". I've never had a short-stalked ferry before, so I'm looking forward to seeing how it tastes.
The aroma has a white peach-like ginjo aroma.
The mouthfeel is very soft like a Mimuro cedar. This softness is probably unique to soft water.
And the taste is very juicy. Personally, I felt sweet and sour like apple honey. It is overwhelmingly easy to drink.
It was always just as good as the Mimurosugi, but I didn't really understand what made the Watafune Nito unique. Maybe I'm just being silly, but I didn't notice much of a difference in the Mimurosugi. I'm going to try drinking more of it.
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