The alcohol content was 18%, which made it a very rich sake.
I saw something that said it goes well with meat dishes, and it certainly is a sake that goes well with strong-flavored dishes.
It was an interesting sake.
It is a limited edition sake from Akita Prefecture.
It is a dark sake, typical of Akita Prefecture. Relatively dry, it is a very good sake to pair with meals.
It is delicious, as Akita is a rice and water producing area!
The long-sought-after icebreaker that has only good reviews.
First of all, it is served cold. It is really delicious with just the right amount of sweetness and freshness.
This is certainly a captivating experience. Just rolling it around on your tongue is delicious.
Next, on the rocks. The alcohol content has lessened, making the sake easier to drink.
This is delicious...probably my favorite summer sake I've ever had!
I bought it on impulse because it was on sale when I went to visit Sky Tree.
It is a relatively sweet sake in taste. On tasting it, the sweetness expands as you lick it in your mouth.
I think it goes well with fish. It is a sake suitable for leisurely drinking.