A refreshing aroma reminiscent of the milky taste of ori-derived rice and rumenes.
Light mouthfeel with a strong carbonation, followed by a slightly full-bodied rice flavor and refreshing acidity that finishes refreshingly with a touch of bitterness.
Limited distribution of the 59takachiyo series
Sake rice this time is Comet
Fruity ginjo aroma as usual.
The clear mouthfeel is followed by a fresh, fruity, clean umami and sweetness, with a lingering acidity and a light finish.
This is a gem that I received from various sources.
We had it after aging it in ice temperature in our room for about six months.
The ginjo aroma is gorgeous and fresh, reminiscent of apples.
The rich rice flavor and sweetness fill the mouth with a thick mouthfeel, and the lingering acidity and slight bitterness are refreshingly tightened up.
Slightly fruity and refreshing ginjo aroma
Smooth mouthfeel with a slight carbonation, followed by a rich umami and sweetness reminiscent of white grapes, and a lingering acidity.
Sake served at the Mimuro Cedar Festival held in April
Slightly gorgeous aroma reminiscent of bananas.
The clear and strongly carbonated mouthfeel is followed by a full-bodied rice flavor and mild sweetness, with a lingering bitterness and a light, refreshing finish.
The low alcohol content and strong carbonation make it easy to drink even in hot weather.
Clean and gorgeous aroma reminiscent of grapes.
Smooth mouthfeel, with a clean, extended rice flavor and a soft sweetness, followed by a lingering acidity.
More acidity than usual special junmai?
2-year ice-aged product purchased at Kadoya Sake Shop
Slightly citrusy and milky aroma.
The palate has a strong carbonation from the light nigori (light sake with a slight acidity), followed by a refreshing acidity and a mild rice flavor, which finishes with a lingering bitter aftertaste.
A delicious sake that can be drunk lightly and refreshingly even in hot weather.
Gorgeous ginjo aroma reminiscent of apples.
The smooth, transparent mouthfeel is followed by an elegant, slightly full-bodied sweetness that is typical of Aizan, and finishes nicely with a lingering bitterness.
As the temperature rises, the bitterness lessens and the taste becomes more fruity.
This year's limited-edition tourism sake is a junmai ginjo class made with organically grown Yamada Nishiki
The ginjo aroma is gorgeous and refreshing, reminiscent of apples and apricots.
Smooth and clear on the palate, with a hint of gassiness and fruity, mellow rice flavor and sweetness, and a lingering bitter aftertaste.