かっこ
Fresh taste like a fresh sake. It has a mellow and refreshing taste. Overall, it is light and easy to drink, but also full-bodied. Delicious!
Japanese>English
SakenowaRecord your sake experiences and discover your favorites
Registered Date
Check-ins
493Favorite Brands
37Most Check-in Brands
Timeline
かっこ
The sake was introduced as light in the store. The aroma is light. The sweetness of the rice expands in the mouth. It has a nice sharpness.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Sake with a fragrant aroma. It has a rich ginjo aroma. The flavor is fruity and gorgeous, as is typical of nama-shu, and the umami spreads rapidly. It leaves a rich aftertaste. Happiness.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Mellow sake. Mellow, sweet and firm.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Dry, with a softly spreading umami flavor. The taste is light. After the flavor spreads, it finishes crisp and clean. Easy to drink and tasty with food, but not very distinctive.
Japanese>English
かっこ
The mouthfeel is fruity and gorgeously sweet, just like a ginjo-shu. It has a juicy citrus flavor with a low acidity. There is a slight bitterness afterward.
It has a gorgeous taste with a full-bodied flavor.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Slight gas. Gentle sweetness of rice. Bitter with a full-bodied taste. Ama-ni-ga. Nice and sharp, with a smooth aftertaste. Overall, it is light and easy to drink. Delicious.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Oh my goodness, it's so rich. Raw and powerful flavor.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Sweet and tasty, fresh. Sake-like taste, dry, then clear and clean. Delicious.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Sweetness. Sweetness of rice. Delicious.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Cute label. Slightly effervescent, apple-like acidity and sweetness, fruity. Bright, light flavor, crisp and easy to drink. Delicious!
Japanese>English
かっこ
A sense of gas with a swoosh. Sourness and sweetness juiciness hit you with a thump. Comfortable bitterness afterwards. Grapefruit. Delicious!
Japanese>English
かっこ
Lightly cloudy. Mild but juicy acidity, not too sweet and refreshing. It finishes gradually. Delicious.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Purchased at Roadside Station Echizen-Ono Arashima-no-sato. The can design is cute.
Rich sweet aroma. The sweetness of the rice spreads in the mouth. The taste is clean and free of any cloying flavors. The aftertaste is a little spicy. However, the overall impression is sweet and sweet. Delicious.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Cold. Yellowish in color. It has a solid dry taste, but it is easy to drink with a sharp taste. Delicious.
Japanese>English
かっこ
At room temperature. Sweet to the taste, then dry and robust. Good sharpness.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Mild ginjo aroma. It has a juicy acidity, a firm rice flavor, a slight sweetness, and a hint of bitterness. The overall taste is refreshingly mild and crisp.
Overall, I felt this sake was more subdued than the image I got from the words "Toyobai," "Shinshu," and "Nama-shu. Fresh.
Japanese>English
かっこ
Fresh, light and sweet. Grape-like flavor. Sweetness prevails over acidity. Slightly sake-like and bitter, but the sweetness prevails. It is smooth and crisp.
Japanese>English
かっこ
The first one in 2024 is "Saku" from Mie Prefecture
A balance of juicy sweetness and rice flavor. Slightly dry, clean and easy to drink. Good sharpness. Delicious!
Japanese>English