It is clean and has a subtle flavor.
The flavor is so subtle that you have to have a sharp palate to appreciate it.
It tastes like it would go well with any meal.
Refreshing aroma as if you had a mouth full of freshly picked Shine Muscat.
The aftertaste is also refreshing.
It is hard to think of something to match it with.
If I had to say, I would say cream.
Tojo Yamada Nishiki.
Strong sweetness and umami.
The aftertaste is clean, but the sweetness is quite strong. It seems to be a favorite of different tastes.
It has a good balance of aroma and acidity, and is very easy to drink.
The tangy taste is followed by a spread of umami and sweetness, making it easy to drink.
The bottle was opened with a pop and a bang.
The first impression is a spicy texture on the tongue.
The main flavors are bitterness, umami, and a hint of acidity.
It is better to drink it by itself than to pair it with something else.
It is terribly easy to drink.
Yet, it has a strong Sentori character.
It is slightly sweet and spicy.
It is very easy to drink because of the presence of a commanding presence in the middle that harmonizes the whole while still having that Sentori-like character.
Super dry junmai ginjo.
When you put it in your mouth, you will feel the crispness and then the umami.
It is very easy to drink and goes well with sashimi.
Delicious.
It is unfiltered, so the alcohol is strong.
It has a little bit of a corner, but it lasts only for a moment. A fruity aroma wafts through the air for a moment, and the umami flavor lingers on the palate.