Compare with Collage Yoshikawa Yamada
Capriccio is stronger than Tojo
The taste is not so different from Yoshikawa Yamada, but Tojo is more refreshing and acidic.
It tastes more like a young watermelon than a young melon.
Collage Collage Tojo Yamada
The depth of the sweetness and the acidity is good. It has a bitter aftertaste.
The aroma is a mix of banana aroma (isoamyl acetate) and capsule aroma.
It is like biting a young melon.
Drinking it cold, it had an old sake feel. I don't remember it being this rich, it seemed fresher when I drank it in May...
Maybe it was left on the table, or my tongue changed...
I also had it warmed up, and it was delicious!
It was probably around 45 degrees Celsius, but it tasted like thick, tender yogurt!
Gassy.
Sweetness. Imagine cider or something.
Freshness like biting into a fresh fruit. Personally, it brought to mind the image of biting into a whole, freshly picked, chilled tomato.
I didn't mind the acidity that much. Perhaps a mouthful.
Personally today, my 22nd birthday.
I was born after 18:00, my first sake at 22.
It tastes like rice!
And the gasiness is not half bad!
Sweetness is not so much.
The sweetness is called "nigori" (bitterness).
Fire-quenched once
Well-balanced sweet (umami), bitter and acidic.
There is not much floral euphony.
The aroma is like ripe fruit, but the taste is above
A little bit alcoholic...
There is a slight feeling of gas.
The acidity, typical of Sentori, was moderate.
The acidity underpins the sweetness.
It was quite good lukewarm.
It might even be good at temperatures below 35°C. ......
A dish dedicated to salmon.
If you go it by itself, you may not like the flavor (← I'm not good at it...), but..,
but when you eat it with fatty salmon, it is really tasty.
It flows well with the fatty salmon.