Light fruit flavor
Alcohol content 16 degrees
Rice polishing ratio 55%.
Better served chilled than at room temperature.
It seems to go well with Western food.
The first sip is important.
The sweetness of the fruit is followed by the spiciness in the nose.
Rice polishing ratio 39%.
Alcohol content less than 16
I remember Kiku-Masamune as a regular sake that my father used to drink.
I didn't know there was such a thing.
light and refreshing
Elegant sweetness with a tangy aftertaste.
Alcohol content 16 degrees
Rice polishing ratio 50%.
I used to be prejudiced that Kyoto sake was too sweet.
This sake is made from Yamadanishiki grown by students at Harima Agricultural High School. This is a new brand from this year.
Alcohol content less than 16 degrees
Rice polishing ratio 60%.
The taste is standard and refreshing.
Purchased with the intention of supporting the brand.
Purchased at a local liquor store
Alcohol Content Less than 16
Rice polishing ratio 40%.
Spicy at first sip
Established in the late Edo period
More sharp than sweet
Direct drawing without filtration
Rice polishing ratio 60%.
Alcohol content 17 degrees
A hint of sweetness of rice
Even beginners can feel it.
Refreshing and easy to drink
Pure blue after a long time
Chilled, like a cider
Good through the throat
The sweetness spreads in the mouth.
Rice polishing ratio 60%.
Alcohol content 17 degrees
From a friend in Kagawa
Alcohol content less than 18
Rice Polishing Ratio 35
Sake degree +3
Pleasant sweetness and fruity sensation.
One of the best 3 I've had this year
Delicious ❗️
Rice Polishing Ratio 45
Alcohol content 16 degrees
A friend in Akita sent me a kiritanpo nabe
I was sent.
Nabe and harmony. Lightness.
Sweet taste in the throat.
Is it natural?