たけうち
You can enjoy it cold, at room temperature or warmed up.
I've heard this line somewhere, and I'll try the number one drink that goes with it, Hirotogawa
I'll drink it cold.
Oh, I see! I know exactly what you mean, salmon lab!
The first attack is very mellow.
It's not sweet, if anything it's a bit dry in taste, but the aroma is soft
There's a hint of bitterness in the aftertaste, so I guess this one is good for a mid-meal drink.
I'll drink it warm, lukewarm?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, this is nice. (Translated by.)
The bitterness is softened, making it easier to drink, but with a decent core flavor.
By the way, it doesn't taste like fruity or melon or banana or anything like that.
So what does it taste like? If you ask me, it tastes similar to Kido.
I don't know if it's a standard taste, or how I would describe it ('-';) my vocabulary...
In any case, there's a bitter aftertaste, so it's definitely not for beginners.
But I think it's a taste that people who know their way around sake can drink with confidence.
If you feel that Hakurakusei, Atago no Matsu and other typical food juggernauts are too light in taste, this is the perfect choice for you! (๑˘ω˘ ) و "
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