Yes, it's good.
I thought it would be sweeter, but it's not.
But it's not that sweet, but it has a sweetness of rice in the back.
The acidity increases with Fuji and tin, but I don't mind it!
Delicious!
Tasty. It's delicious. But it tastes strange.
It tastes slightly grape-like, but it's not the same.
Is it because of the wine yeast?
Sweet and sour, not like rice.
But it's not sour.
It also tastes slightly aged and brownish in color.
At any rate, it is delicious!
Brahma Gold? Looks like it?
Good morning Kayo😃
We got this one a while ago too 🤗.
Yes, it's good 😋! It's delicious 😋.
We also drank a sparkling one from the same row for a reason, but that one is good too 👋.
Gentle sweetness
It says malic acid, but for me, I thought it had a slight lactic acidity.
I wonder if we're on the same page with sweet and sour?
The tin is delicious with a sharper sweetness profile.
The jacket is cool, but the drink is pretty with a slight pink tint
Gentle sugary sweetness.
Looks like a girl's favorite.
Fuji is delicious with a slight sourness too
Looks delicious on shaved ice 😋.
Softer and slightly sweeter than Hinotori.
Amazing in the mouth! It feels roasted!
but brown sugar? Bekko-ame? Sweetness like
Slightly more acidic than Hinotori
Delicious!
I like this one better.
hanpukai
I heard it was brewed with brown rice.
It's brown!
What is the aroma?
I thought it was the usual Shinsei, but when I smelled it, it was different.
Hinomaru Akadama wine...? Or is it like that?
If I say it smells like a wooden barrel, it smells like a wooden barrel... strange!
I think it tastes like that too.
Fuji, the tin and acidity increase, but there is no big difference.
Yum!
Low Al
Sweetness
You would not believe how low the alcohol content is!
Smooth and easy to drink!
The tin is a little sharper and a little tingling, which makes it more drinkable.
Too good!
The position of sweetness is different from Hakurakusei.
Hakurakusei is sweeter on the lower jaw, but Urakasumi is sweeter on the upper jaw.
I wonder if you can tell.
Urakasumi is a little cleaner.
I wonder if that's because it's Urakasumi.
It's really different when it's a tin.
It's like a father's sake.