It is a diversity sake with a retro taste but with a refreshing aspect. We highly recommend that you come to the brewery and taste the sake to make your selection.â
The cork popped the moment I opened the seal. Very energetic bubbles. It is a very drinkable sake with a refreshing aroma and carbonation at the moment of drinking. I felt the potential of sake when I met this sake. I would like to finish it while savoring every sip.
It has a delicious flavor, but its refreshing mouthfeel is a characteristic of modern Sentori. It is a sake that goes well with meals and is easy to drink one after another. We have a few bottles left, but we will be back for the next one!
As the remaining bottles of both were running low, we had the opportunity to play against each other again. The other day, we reported that the stag beetle was the overwhelming winner, but as we continued drinking, the clean acidity and sharpness of the beetle surpassed the sweetness and depth of the stag beetle, and this time the beetle was the winner. We will savor every last drop of both the remaining bottles and look forward to the next season. Sentori at its best!
It has been a long time since I have had this wine, but the mellow and expansive taste made me think that it is indeed Ona. It is a bottle that I would like to drink slowly.
Alcohol content: 15% or more
Rice polishing ratio 55
Rice used: Miyamanishiki
Beetle vs. Stag Beetle was a close win for the Stag Beetle. The two wines had the same flavor, aroma, and sharpness, but the stag beetle had a richer and more gorgeous lingering aftertaste. The showdown continued after this.
I have been looking for this Sengoku Kabutomushi for a long time...I found it and bought it immediately. It is a fruity but sharp draft sake. I was able to purchase a bottle so I will be able to enjoy it for a long time.