Nice aroma from pouring. Slightly effervescent feeling in the mouth. It is quite crisp with a hint of nigori sweetness. It is a sake that you can drink as much as you want while eating.
The aroma is unctuous and typical of sake. The taste is quite sweet on the palate with a strong flavor, but it does not linger after swallowing, making it an easy-drinking sake.
Sorry, it is shochu. It is brown sugar, so it has a strong and unique aroma. When you drink it, it tastes like the aroma of brown sugar, and when you swallow it, it is very refreshing.
Sorry, it's shochu. The aroma is quite weak. If you drink it while paying attention to the taste, you can taste the sweetness of the sweetpotato, but if you are not conscious of it, you will drink it in gulps.
A delicious sweet aroma wafts through the air, wafting in well. In the mouth it is sweet but not too strong, with a gentle sharpness that is refreshing and delicious.
Sorry, it's shochu. It has always been potato, but now it is barley. It's been a while since I've had it, so I don't know if the aroma is typical of barley, but I can taste the aromatic flavor. It tastes mellow and delicious.
When poured, the sweet aroma was just a hint of sweetness. In the mouth, there is a slight freshness. It has a dense flavor, but it is still refreshing. It is very delicious.
It is a souvenir from Kamakura, but it looks like a Gunma sake. Perhaps it is because I started drinking it after drinking the original sake, so I was drunk, but it seems to have a very refreshing aroma and taste.
Sorry, it's shochu. After drinking a lot, this is the sake. It has a sweet aroma of sweetpotato. It is soft and easy to drink. Maybe I just drank too much.
I expected it to be rough because it is a raw sake, but the aroma is only slight. It has a mild mouthfeel. But it is very tasty, with a firm sweetness and density.
Sorry, it is shochu. The aroma is different from that of sweetpotato, and it is sweet with a hint of sugar. It also tastes sweet, but it is easy to drink because there is no stimulation such as strong alcohol.