This is good.
It has a great sharpness and umami.
It is not as gushing as it was when the bottle was first opened, but there is plenty of gas.
This is good.
It is said to be a sake made with Haenuki, and costs 2,500 yen.
Reasonably priced and full of flavor. Almost no gush.
However, there is still some miscellaneous taste. Is this a limitation of using rice?
Although this taste at this price is subarai, it is not easy to find out.
At a sake shop, I asked for a good Omachi sake, and this is what came out.
This sake is full of the umami of Omachi and overflowing with umami.
The freshness of Oumachi that is softly fragrant at the end is especially nice.
This sake is produced by a sake store.
Every time I drink it, I am amazed that such a good sake exists in the world.
The aroma is full, deep, and fresh, with a hint of pear.
The taste is just like the aroma. Slightly gassy taste. A refreshing aftertaste that lingers even after drinking. It is the best. I honestly can't think of a comparable sake.
This comet was recommended to me at the store where I purchased Morishima. I was very satisfied with the clear and fresh sake. There are so many good sake.
The bottle was opened at the same time as the ginjo-nama sake.
This one is a honjozo.
However, the taste is not inferior at all. It goes well with the aroma of seafood.
Since we bought oysters, we bought two kinds of Isobojimai and compared them.
This one is a high-end version of Tojo-produced Yamada-Nishiki.
It has a refreshing aroma and goes perfectly with seafood. Delicious!
Gobashi's raw sake. It is light, refreshing, and delicious. I think it's a great product. Aroma is also good.
It is about 15% light, but it is 17% raw sake. It is wonderful.
Kangiku Meikozo was created as a Noto support sake. It is a merger of Arashigiri and Yamewari.
It is a good sake with a fresh taste full of the flavor of Aizan.
This sake is brewed with Fukuoka's sake rice, Jushinmu. I am ashamed to say that I had never heard of such a sake rice.
It is a good sake with a mild, yet strong umami flavor that I like.
I don't know if this can be included in the sake category, but it is a sake made with whole grains of Onshu mandarin oranges in a sake base.
It is almost like ponjuice.
It certainly has the taste of sake, but it is still mandarin orange juice.
This is a year old sake. I was forced to get it from a liquor store that had some left over.
I was worried about whether it would be okay, but it was more than good enough. I guess it's all about storage.
On the morning of Risshun, the liquor store owner went all the way to Iwakuni to pick up the sake.
It is very good.
The aroma is good, and the flavor is gorgeous. The finish is very nice, and the taste is impressive.
I prefer the fire-roasted type of Jyushidai, but this Daijyoku Kamikami Nama is exceptionally good. It has a gorgeous aroma and taste. It has a gorgeous aroma and taste, which is unique to new sake.