Purchased when I visited Kanazawa. It has a traditional sake-like aroma. As the name "super dry" suggests, you can feel the sharpness, but it does not all disappear, but a little bit of the flavor remains.
When I was drinking at a corner bar, both of my neighbors were drinking it, saying it was delicious, even though they were drinking it at completely different times. When I drank it, I could tell the sharpness of the sake just by putting it in my mouth, and I think it is a very refreshing sake. Even so, it is a sake that has a certain deliciousness to it.
Sorry, it's shochu. The aroma is very sweet with a strong sweetpotato flavor. In the mouth, it is a little sweet with the aroma of sweetpotato, and it is easy to drink.
Recently, I heard that they changed the rice. Compared to before, I feel that both the taste and aroma have become gentler (before it was more flashy). The flavor of the rice is delicious.
I had heard that Ike-Nishiki was closing, but I read in the introduction of the sales floor that it was now combined with the Kanuma place. The aroma and taste are fresh and robust. The aroma and taste are very fresh and smooth.