It is rich and has a wonderful balance of umami and aromatic acidity.
I drank it over three days, but the second day seems to have the best flavor spread.
Perhaps it is because it is a Yamahai sake, but after a little time, the umami flavor comes out and it is a good sake overflowing with both acidity and umami. It is a good sake full of acidity and umami.
When opened, the sake did not have much aroma or flavor, but the aroma and flavor developed with time.
It is a good sake that is pure and neat, as is typical of high-finesse sake, but also has a strong rice flavor.
This is the first time I have had Koei Chrysanthemum.
It is quite sour and low in alcohol, so it might be suitable for summer.
On the second day, it became even more sour. Maybe I should have finished it on the first day.
After a series of Jyushiyo, it seems to have a somewhat ordinary taste, but when you have it for the first time in a while, you will be surprised at how good it is.
No, it is good.
It is said that it is a merger of the rough running and pressed portions.
Oshikiri, which is a squeezed-out part, sometimes has a strange bitter taste, but this Houou Bijin has none of that, and I fully enjoyed its umami aroma.
How many years has it been since I have had Zenchidori?
When opened, it was a little hard, but after a while it softened, with a rich aroma and a well-balanced flavor of sweetness and sourness.
Very tasty.
Purchased on recommendation as it was in stock today.
Gassy and mildly sweet.
You can drink as much as you want.
According to the store staff, it is more refreshing than last year.