The fact that the alcohol content is only 12% is interesting in spite of its robust taste. I drank it in one gulp, but I think it is originally suited for a food wine.
The taste has certainly changed. It seems to have become slightly drier. The minerality of the water can be felt well enough. It is a good sake in general, but I am at a loss for words when asked about the unique character of this brewery...
It's dobrok season again this year. This year, it has less of a rummy feel and more of a rich sweetness. The low alcohol content is gentle on the liver, but the rice fills you up and you can't drink too much.
It had a nice caramel flavor until last year, but when I drank it this year, I was surprised at how much the sourness of the wooden vat came to the fore. It might be better at room temperature or lukewarm than chilled.
It's delicious, but I get the impression that the flavor dries out quite a bit as the days go by after opening, even if it's been stored properly refrigerated. I think I'll use a four-pack bottle next time 🤔.