I think I understand the taste of No. 6 yeast. I think I like the ginjo aroma of No. 9. No. 6's fermentation power is long and gentle at low temperature.
The carbonation is rich and makes you belch, it's like a pear wine, the carbonation is not sparse, it's numerous, from one to the other.
The bubbles are large and coarse, the taste is world-class. 8% alcohol by volume.
This is good I think it's better than Shinsei's number 6 or something like that I think it's fire-roasted, but it's got a little bit of sourness and a lot of flavor.
Aomori expedition Toyobai Toyobai and Mutsu Hachisen comparison except Toyobai Rainbow, complex taste and tannins Hachisen also has different rice polishing ratio but in general it is very good.
I found a 1-gallon aluminum can type and bought it immediately. I quenched it and drank it in 10 minutes. The taste is silky and rich with little sake flavor.
A month after purchase, it was slightly yellowish and fruity, with a little bit of juiciness, but the aroma was rich and mellow in the mouth, and the feeling was uplifting, as if it added flowers to everyday life.
The first time I've ever been to a hana-yori, I'm excited. The last one left in the bottle. It is similar to the No. 6 yeast, watery and easy to drink. 100m - 1800 yen. Next time, I would like to taste it in a freshly opened Yongo bottle!
This was my first time drinking No.6-s type. The last 100ml tasted too light and drained, perhaps due to the time that had passed since the bottle was opened, and perhaps due to the characteristics of the 6-row yeast, it tasted like water that you could drink easily without feeling any alcohol. It tasted and smelled a little, but did not impress me as being good. Hakata Haruyoshi Hyakudaku. 100ml - 2000 yen.