Clear drinking with a rice polishing ratio of 40%. Gorgeous taste with a touch of acidity. It has a refreshing sharpness. It has a crisp, northern flavor.
Full rice flavor, a bit of alcohol and a hint of sweetness. It has a balance of lightness and firmness. The flavor spreads softly in the mouth, as is typical of nama-zake.
Sake brewed annually on a trial basis by the Aichi Industrial Science and Technology Center in Aichi Prefecture.
Sweet. Sugar sweetness with little acidity. Bitterness comes later. The ratio of bitterness was higher than last year, and it seemed to be more crisp and tight.
Long time no sake. Dawn Mae purchased in Nagano.
It has a fresh sweetness. It's so good! A little bitterness and a little bit of a sourness. No sourness. It is still delicious.
Unlike the image I had of Sumie, it has a fresh, fruity flavor with a hint of richness. It has a refreshingly fruity flavor, with a slight richness, but it finishes off nicely, just like Suminoe. It has a strong flavor, but it is not too strong, so you can drink it easily.
Sour and carbonated. Second fermentation in bottle. Juicy, sweet, sour and bitter, with a grapefruit-like flavor. I drank it with lemon, and the strong sourness of the lemon came through even more at the end.
The flavor is sweet and fruity, with a hint of banana. After the sweet flavor, it finishes with a bitter taste. The whole flavor is sweet and fruity and easy to drink.
It has a fruity taste with a hint of acidity typical of a sake yeast yeast. The richness of the rice comes through later, and the finish is crisp. Delicious sake, satisfying.
Dark - the sense of sake comes through and the taste of rice is strong. Slightly green tea or jasmine tea-like nuance. It also has a sense of maturity. The taste is clean and crisp, as is typical of junmai (pure rice). The color is deep yellow. A sake to drink in winter with warmed rice and oden!
As advertised, it tastes sweet to sour like strawberries. It is fresh, light and easy to drink. Great for drinking at outdoor events this time of year!
The bottle is a refreshing summery blue color. The refreshing acidity swells in the mouth and then clears up nicely. There is also a sense of bitterness and alcohol. Dry.
The bitterness becomes more noticeable when the sake is warmed up, so it is best to drink it cold and enjoy it quickly and refreshingly.