It was a clear, light and refreshing drink.
It went very well with boiled fish (strong flavored bean curd was a no-no).
I am looking forward to seeing what it will be like after a few days.
I bought it to drink heated.
I think it is better to drink it a little hotter than warmed up to human body temperature. I think it is better for warmed sake than chilled sake.
I wanted to warm sake and bought this on recommendation.
I heated it up to 40°C and it was delicious.
It was not too sweet and had a delicious sake feel to it. I thought it would be better to warm it up to human body temperature than to heat it up.
Kame-no-o from Oogata Village, Akita 82
Yamadanishiki from Aizu 17
A delicious sake made with 17% Yamadanishiki from Aizu.
It was a stable, refreshing sake with a good aroma.
Sai, my favorite, had a solid sake feel to it.
It had a flavor that was not overpowered by the food and made me feel moderately intoxicated.
We served it chilled in the refrigerator this time, but it might be good warmed up as well.
It was a little dark and fragrant, just the way I like it these days.
Rice polishing ratio 65
Alcohol content 18%.
It was a good sake with a ginjo aroma and a strong rice flavor! It was delicious!
This sake was purchased at a sake shop in Kyoto.
It was a clear but slightly heavy and fragrant sake.
At the beginning of drinking, it was gassy and had a little acidity, but as it passed through, a nice umami flavor was firmly felt.
100% Kyoto rice, Gohyakumangoku
The rice is polished to 55%, so it was a delicious sake with a rich ginjo aroma.
It went especially well with kombujime (sea bream).
It tastes like melon, and right after opening the bottle, you can also taste the acidity.
Looking forward to the changes in the future.
It is like eating a melon.
Sake with a firm, robust sake flavor. The aroma was mild.
I thought it might not be my favorite sake, but when I put it in my mouth while savoring it slowly, I felt a mellow flavor and an oriented taste, and thought it was delicious.
It went well with oden.
Naminohaya was a refreshingly dry sake that went down smoothly.
Purchased at a sake brewery near Tokonami Station, Yamaguchi Prefecture.
The proprietress and her husband are very nice people and I was able to buy some good sake.
Miyamanishiki from Aizu, Polishing ratio 65
Aizu Yamadanishiki Polishing ratio 50%.
It had a nice aroma with a hint of orikara.
When the bottle was first opened, it had a nice effervescent acidity, and as the day progressed, the aroma settled down and a sweetness emerged.
It was served cold with oden, yakiniku (grilled meat), nabe (hot pot), and other dishes, but it was the star of any meal.
It is a sparkling nigori sake.
It is not too sweet and is delicious.
It goes well with a variety of dishes such as cod roe stew and lightly simmered chicken wings.
It was a good sake with a strong flavor and taste.
I was taking pictures, and after I finished the drink, I finally took a picture.
The aroma is gorgeous and to my liking. The taste is elegant and goes well with various dishes. We recommend drinking it chilled.