こるね
＜It's sweet and tasty, and has a nice, sharp edge to it.
I don't feel much aroma.
When you put it in your mouth, it is sweet and full of flavor. In the second half, the umami flavor gradually builds up, but the overall taste is clean. There is almost no acidity and a little bitterness at the end. The aftertaste is clean, as is typical for an aruzome sake. This is a good sake.
As the temperature rises, the sweetness comes out more, which is also good. This type of classic sake also goes well at room temperature. I would like to try heating it up. I would like to enjoy this sake slowly and carefully at home.
If I were to use a Ghibli analogy, I would compare it to Okinu-san in "The Wind Rises. She is the maid who is beaten by Jiro in the Great Kanto Earthquake scene in the beginning of the movie. She is a beautiful but unobtrusive woman. She met Jiro only once in the end, but somehow I think she is spending a happy married life in her hometown. Or rather, I hope so. Times are tough.
Liked: ★★★★
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