Refreshing aroma of sweet ginjo sake. It enters the mouth with a soft and slightly sweet aroma, but slowly fades away after the sweetness is well understood as a taste. Delicious.
My wife bought this sake as a souvenir because it tastes like the latest fad. The fruity aroma wafted out even as it was being poured. It tastes slightly sweet in the mouth and is quite sharp and tasty when swallowed.
The aroma was not very pleasant, but when you put it in your mouth, you can smell the sake-like aroma. The taste is fairly sweet. It is quite a refreshing sake.
Weak, traditional sake aroma. The taste is mild and just like the aroma. There is a lingering aftertaste, but it is not strong, so it is good for drinking while eating.
Sorry, it's shochu. My impression after drinking Takarazan is that it has a good aroma typical of sweetpotato shochu. When you put it in your mouth, you can feel the taste all over your mouth. It has no peculiarities, so you can enjoy drinking it.