The gorgeous sweetness is impressive.
Bitterness is a little strong and acidity is a little weak, but it is a good sake to taste the sweetness of Kangiku.
Great sake!
Lychee-like aroma and firm sweetness in the mouth.
It ends with a bitterness and sourness there.
The alcohol aroma through the nose is just right. The sake has a good finish.
It was a well-made sake.
Delicious! 😋
The sweetness is firm enough not to be unctuous. The bitterness and acidity are fairly strong, but they support the excellent sweetness without detracting from it.
The aroma on the nose is also wonderful.
I found a good sake!
I was wondering if this was the right name for the sake and came across Higashitsuru Shuzo's installation. The explanation was concise and precise.
The bottle is very stiff.
I feel that "clean and sweet" is what this sake is supposed to be. I have said in the past that it was "refreshingly sweet," but was that really the right description? I feel like I have to think about my previous comments.
Other than the sweetness, there is a slight koji taste coming through the nose, and it is easy to drink.
The aftertaste is naturally good.
I drank it with fried food and vinegared octopus and wakame seaweed, both of which were fine. It has a high level as a food sake.
I love Azuma Tsuru. However, this is the first time for me to taste the actual berries.
The balance of sourness and bitterness is wonderful. The sweetness and umami are well supported by the sweetness and umami.
It seems to be possible, but it is a taste that is hard to find.
It seems to be better at room temperature than chilled. Our predecessor said it is good lukewarm. I will try it next time.
It is also good lukewarm, but it seems to be better near room temperature (or is it sun-warmed?). It seems to be better at room temperature.
A moderate sweet aroma that is spring-like.
The moist sweetness that is typical of chrysanthemum is good.
A little bitterness and sourness. However, it is not enough to catch the moist sweetness, so it feels a little sharp.
It tastes good, but it is a little hard to drink for a long time.
I drank Momoten for the first time.
The top aroma is that of fine alcohol.
After the moist sweetness, there is a firm bitterness. The sweetness and bitterness are supported by the acidity.
It was delicious.
Good evening, Mr. Souteki!
I got my first Momoten too and am waiting for my turn in the cellar 🎵.
It looks well-balanced and I'm looking forward to it 😋.
Clean sweetness. Koshi-like acidity.
The aftertaste is not bad.
The alcohol content is low, so if you drink it after another sake, you will feel it is not enough. It is better to drink only this one today.
Aroma: Floral and calm.
Moist and sweet.
The slight gasiness is also nice.
I don't like the smell of alcohol through the nose, but I like it in this sake.
The aftertaste is a little strong acidity. It all comes together nicely.
The balance between firm sweetness and slightly strong bitterness is excellent.
With nabe today, I realized I had no sake left and rushed out to buy some.
This was my first time drinking Mutsu Hachisen, but I enjoyed it deliciously.
It's been a while since I've had that one! When I went to Tsuchiura at the end of the year, I went to a liquor store that I thought sold it, but they were out of it😭.
I tried to contact an Ibaraki antenna store in Tokyo, but they too were out of stock 😭😭.
The lady at the liquor store in Tsuchiura said, "We might be able to get it in in January..." I remembered this last week and searched the net. I found it in the online store of Kasumigaura, where they planned the sake 👊😆🎵. I immediately place an order!
Here it is! Here it is!
Opened the bottle today! It's still a sure thing!
Moist and sweet. Relatively strong koji taste.
There is a bitterness and a little sourness to catch it. The cleanliness is also good.
I confirmed that this is the origin of my liking for Dewa no Yuki, Ashikaga, and Onogawa.
I wish this sake was more readily available.
The store's POP says that it is characterized by a lemon-like sourness.
When I actually tried it, I found that this sake is characterized by its sourness.
It has a moderate sweetness and a fine alcohol aroma. The acidity can be felt from the moment you put it in your mouth until you swallow it. It is a well-made sake with a good finish.
It can be enjoyed with a wide range of foods, regardless of the season or the food with which it is served.
It was purchased at the tourist information center in front of Otaki Station when I visited Otaki Castle.
A refreshing sweetness. Slightly koji-like flavor.
It tastes similar to the Onogawa and Dewa no Yuki that we drank the other day.
A little clipped.
Purchased at a liquor store near Ohara fishing port.
It has a moist and moderate sweetness, followed a little later by spiciness and bitterness.
It is a mature sake.
The finish is a little bad.
However, I have been drinking a lot of sweet sake lately, so I am satisfied with the sensation after a long time.
It was purchased at a previous Okayama product exhibition at Ueno Station.
It has a wonderful junmai ginjo-like sweetness.
The aroma and bitterness are subdued.
That makes the rice flavor stand out.
It was a bit clumsy, but it was a good sake.
But it was a good sake.
Kumamoto Castle Reconstruction Prayer Sake 2024
As a lover of castles, I must drink this sake. I'll say.
The moderate sweetness is wonderful. A little bitterness, acidity, and gas complement it.
I think white sashimi or grilled fish would be a good match.
It's great! This sake is good.