Slightly amber color. Tastes like Shaoxing wine the moment you drink it. It tastes unique but smooth and sweet like brandy. After it wears off, an apricot bitter taste. It gives a sense of profoundness. 0
Ironclad dryness typical of Senzuke. Rough carbonation, hot dryness, iron taste, lactic sweet and sourness, and a hint of banana aroma. It is dry enough to drink while hitting your mouth and tongue, but the sweet and sour taste makes it refreshing.
As the image of the cloudy white color suggests, grape acidity and iron taste rise up from the dark lactic-sweet-sour taste and cut off dryly. The taste is multilayered and complex.
Rice-sweet aroma. In the mouth, the banana aroma is spread from the caramel taste to the rice-sourness, and it can be squeezed dry. Vibrant and vigorous.
Melon aroma, iron taste, alcohol taste and dryness flow continuously. After it wears off, there is a lingering melon aroma. When served with food, the sharp dryness and kick will increase your appetite.
Soda taste, iron taste, rough acidity, lactic grape sweetness in the lingering dryness. Refreshing for summer. Reminiscent of a slim, drawn Japanese sword rather than macho.
Fluffy and gentle to drink, the full-bodied sweetness intensifies as the caramel aroma is squeezed dry. After it wears off, it is hot and dry. The apricot sweet bitterness lingers afterwards.