Hori
This is the first time I have had Wakamusume sake.
It is a sake with a very nice name, Juni-Hisai-iro.
I had been curious about Wakamusume since I saw it introduced on social networking sites, but I could not find it. For the same shipping cost, it is more economical to buy two bottles than one.
The base of the flavor is fresh, fruity and sweet. It has the sweetness and umami of rice, but is not heavy, and the acidity helps to give it a clean overall impression. As the label on the back says, "We want this sake to evoke the delicate and elegant Japanese sense of beauty," the taste has a thin and clear impression.
I am not sure if there was a sake with this kind of taste when I was enjoying sake in Niigata about 15 years ago, but I wonder if I would have been shocked if I had encountered it then. Would I have been shocked if I had encountered it back then, or would I have been uninterested in sake other than the light and dry type?
This was one of the things that occurred to me.
In any case, I am thankful that I can enjoy this delicious sake now.
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ジェイ&ノビィ
Good evening, Hori 😃!
Congratulations on your first wakamusume ㊗️ in 12 secret colors 🎉You're right, considering the shipping cost, I would buy in bulk 🤗Please try our favorite flower tachibana if you have a chance 👋
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Hori
Thank you for your comment, Jay & Nobby...
I agree with Hana Tachibana, and the wonderfully named sake that comes out each season is very appealing!
I have so many brands I want to pursue that my fridge and liver are at capacity....
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