Wakamusume won a gold medal at this year's New Sake Competition, so I was happy to buy this.
It is a bit expensive, but well worth it.
The flavor, aroma, breadth, and acidity are all of a high standard. I was very satisfied with all the high standards.
There is no mistake in Kangiku Meikozo. (I assure you).
This is the first time I have had this sake, and it is very good.
For Sono's Kangiku, it has a rather sour taste, but this is also good.
This is wonderful.
You can feel the spread of umami without being clear and cloudy.
On the second day, the sweetness is even stronger and more delicious.
This is a slightly more expensive sake than the Jyushiyo Nakadori Unfiltered.
It is slightly more expensive, but I think it is more lustrous and expands the flavor.
It's the last luxury of Goden week!
Produced by a sake brewery, Denko Ishibashi is made by two breweries, this Mitsui no Kotobuki and Amego no Tsuki.
Mitsui no Kotobuki is made with Yamadanishiki and Ugo no Tsuki is made with Omachi.
They have completely different tastes. Mitsui no Kotobuki is also a good product, but I prefer Amego no Tsuki.
I had just had it, but I wanted to drink a good sake that I could never go wrong with, so I chose this sake.
No matter how many times I drink it, I always find it refreshing, sharp, and delicious.
The people in attendance agreed with me.