Gorgeous ginjo aroma reminiscent of strawberries and apples.
Fresh, round and clear rice sweetness and umami, like biting into a piece of fruit, with acidity and a light bitterness that finishes pleasantly without being too heavy.
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It's my favorite sake rice, and it's delicious! It's not easy to find, so please try it at a restaurant or something!
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Mild aroma with a graininess.
Fresh and smooth on the palate, with a rounded, mellow rice flavor and sweetness that spreads out, but is finally tightened up by the acidity.
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A clean aroma reminiscent of grapes
A clean, transparent and carbonated mouthfeel, followed by a mellow rice sweetness that expands and finishes with a refreshing aftertaste, along with acidity and minerality.
Slightly citrusy aroma
Smooth mouthfeel with a carbonation sensation, followed by a citrusy acidity and a refreshing bitterness.
An interesting drink that combines the best of Anastasia Green and Dusk Orange
Junmai-shu Kami-no-ho
It seems to be another brand of Tamitsu's brewery, but upon closer inspection, the name of the brewery is slightly different.
The robust rice flavor spreads out.
Kadoya Sake Shop September Hanpukai Sake
Mild ginjo aroma with a hint of green apple.
The clean mouthfeel is followed by a rich, mellow rice flavor and sweetness, and finishes pleasantly with a lingering acidity.
Kadoya Sake Shop September Hanpukai Sake
A special version with a light nigori taste instead of the usual clear sake
Ginjo aroma with a rich rice aroma derived from orikori.
The clear mouthfeel is followed by a slightly fluffy rice flavor, which finishes with acidity and spiciness that make it unexpectedly refreshing and sharp.
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Fruity sweetness and refreshing acidity
A slightly gorgeous ginjo aroma reminiscent of apples, with a slightly unique aroma in the back that may be derived from the Yamahai method.
From the smooth mouthfeel, the full-bodied sweetness and umami of rice reminiscent of fruit spreads out, and the final touch of acidity keeps the taste refreshing without being dulled by the sweetness.
I feel that rice wine brewed in the Yamahai method tends to be richer in flavor than rice wine brewed in the Yamahai method.
We also tried it lukewarm to top-heated, and it was very tasty!
The fruity aroma of the ginjo is reserved and slightly refreshing.
The smooth mouthfeel is followed by the spread of soft rice flavor and sweetness, and finally complex flavors such as sourness and bitterness spread gradually.
Although it is a junmai ginjo, I personally prefer it at room temperature.