The liquor store I usually go to had purple space for the first time in stock.
It certainly has a sweetness and acidity reminiscent of pineapple.
It was a good, well-balanced sake.
It is a honjozo (pure brewed sake) priced at less than 3,000 yen, but it is outstanding. I bought it on the liquor store's recommendation.
This is amazing. The umami, the aroma, the breadth of flavor, everything is of a high standard.
I was blown away.
This sake is produced by a sake brewery and brewed by Toyo Bijin.
It is released only once a year in spring.
I have no idea what the specifications are, but this year's Harumaki no Sake is also the best, overflowing with flavor.
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.