It is dry, but has a mellow, yogurt-like flavor that is typical of sake brewing. It is refreshing when it goes down to the belly. There is no sticky heaviness of old sake!
"Mountains, water, and..."
I wondered what followed the reading? I wondered, but it was written on the back label.
It is a very clear tasting sake! It tastes like rice on the palate, has no peculiar taste, and permeates through like water. If you visit Mogami-machi, you should definitely buy some!
First time in 4 years in Semi Onsen. At the same liquor store as last time, I bought Konohira again. This time, it was a draft sake.
The taste is light and refreshing. It has a yogurt-like freshness, as is typical of nama-zake.
It is dry and slightly mellow, with a heavy punch that burns heavily in the stomach. However, it has a nice, refreshing feeling as it goes down your throat.
It has a sweet, gorgeous mouthfeel and lingers on the palate, but without being clingy or heavy! It's sweet all the way through. It goes down your throat nicely.
A stand-up, dohang! This one has a coffee-like aroma and a sticky sweetness. A bit like sashimi soy sauce? But it is good that it does not have a persistent feeling.
This is amazing. It is described as "pure rice sake that is unfiltered, unpasteurized, and made from pure sake" and it is. The taste is heavy and thick on the tongue. It tastes fresh like yogurt with a hint of rice, but it is not sweet. It is heavy and lingers in the throat, yet it is not sticky like Shaoxing sake.
The sake and acidity levels are undisclosed. It's an attitude that does not allow one to easily read the specs.
I found a great product. Highly recommended. Definitely recommended.
It's kind of light. For an unfiltered sake. The mouthfeel is sweet for a moment, but it disappears quickly. It's like a lemon sour. It's a bit sticky and lingers on the palate.
I had the white label before, but there was also a black label. Firmly sweet and thick, with a dangerous juice-like mouthfeel. But it is delicious with a moderate persistence in the throat!