I had plans to go to Sogo in Hong Kong, so I went to the sake department. The basic sake such as Jyushidai, Nikkaku, Ottersai, Kuroryu, Tasake, etc. is about 4 times as much as in Japan, and 10 times as much if it is a premier sake.
I had drunk it before and enjoyed it so I bought it and tried it. The previous bottle was lightly cloudy, but this time it was immediately after the bottle was opened, so there was no cloudiness, and it had a clean, mellow, fruity taste.
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.