Miyamanishiki and Akita Sake Komachi.
The slightly acidic umami of Miyamanishiki and Akita Sake Komachi is deeply present until the mid-palate.
The richness of the umami is accompanied by a slight sinking in the back half of the mouth.
Last of the day.
The spiciness and umami of the full-bodied flavor.
The spiciness in the middle part comes with a zing, and the spiciness and umami dominate until the back of the mouth.
Nikomaru and Yamadanishiki.
The sweetness is added to the acidity, and it becomes more mature.
The richness of the aftertaste combines with the acidity and settles down.
Akaban Omachi.
Match it with saury liver...!
The richness of the umami flavor comes through from the beginning to the mid-palate.
It is accompanied by a slight acidity and extends to the aftertaste.
After a long time.
The spiciness and the richness of the umami taste start from the first taste.
The middle part of the flavor is mellow, and the richness of the aftertaste deepens.
Dew leaves wind.
The farewell drink No.2.
It's still as hard as ever.
It's a hard sake.
The pungent taste that comes in a big thud is wrapped in a fizzy sensation.
The spiciness flows smoothly and dryly to the back of the mouth.
Farewell Sake #1.
Back.
Omachi.
The richness of umami is well balanced by acidity and spiciness.
A slight minerality combines with the umami from the mid-palate to the lingering finish.