Yamada Nishiki.
I bought it immediately when it came into my nearest liquor store.
Umami, acidity, and sweetness from around the middle.
From the mid-palate, full of acidity, umami, and sin.
The richness of the umami and acidity that swells immediately after hitting the table.
It is slightly slippery and has a lingering aftertaste that sinks in.
Lightly cloudy.
This is a sake that is associated with this time of year.
It has a gorgeous sweet taste.
The spiciness is slightly mellowed by the light nigori.
The aftertaste is smooth and smooth.
This week's omiyage.
Yume Ginko.
The umami and spiciness gradually increase from the first to the middle part of the bottle.
The spiciness leaves a full-bodied flavor, and it comes and goes with a kick.
Last of the day. Sake of memories.
Ihyakumangoku.
The taste is smooth and natural.
The acidity is accompanied by umami and spiciness, with a lingering aftertaste that is squeezed out.
Yesterday's omiyage.
Yamadanishiki, Omachi and Hachitanishiki.
Sweet aroma.
The spiciness starts in the mid-palate, and then the richness comes in at the end.