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Hot and thick! I got drunk even though it's 15% alcohol.
But the fragrance has a great fruitiness 😋🍶.
It tastes like a junmai ginjo. After a series of watery sakes, you can feel the richness of the flavor. The finish is a little heavy and burns in the stomach.
It is said to be an original sake from a sushi restaurant "Rekishi" in Kanazawa❗
It is even drier and lighter than yesterday's Hanagaki. It's really watery.
It is quite sticky. The menu said it had a clear taste, but...hmmm.
Beautiful aftertaste, too...hmmm.
I guess my tastes have hardened (and I have a different definition of 'beautiful'). Maybe those who like it will like the taste. Give it a try❗.
...but when I wrote that, the restaurant served me a dry pickle as a side dish, and when I matched it with it, it went well with it ❗What, sake depends on the side dish after all. ⁉️ seriously 🤔
But in any case, it doesn't have a clear taste: ‼️‼️
Not for sale! It is a bottle that can be drunk only at a limited number of izakaya (Japanese-style pubs) in Fukui.
It has a 21% alcohol content, so it is sweet and thick on the palate and intoxicating, but not sticky ❗It is heavy but sharp like a blade on the throat. It's a great 😋🍶.