Fairly dry with a sake degree of 14. It has a citrusy aroma.
I would like to see a little more umami and richness. It is said to be good for the skin, but I don't know about this.
Kuroten. I remember the first time I drank white in the past, I was like, Uma. Citrus? Grape? It has a citrus-like aroma and a refreshing taste. It's not outstanding, but it's versatile.
It's been a long time since I've been to Tedorigawa because of all the Yoshidagura.
It is a trendy, fresh and crisp sake. It is not so glamorous and is a versatile sake that can be easily matched with meals.
Hayashi is a delicious wine, isn't it? It has a good balance of umami and acidity, and you don't get tired of drinking it.
I would like to compare it with rice.
It was my favorite of all the ginjo-style wines I have had recently.
Full flavor, acidity, sharpness, and a slightly bitter aftertaste at the end. I am curious about other sake.
Unable to drink it at the sake camp, I bought it at a liquor store in front of Niigata Station.
It is said to be a blend of several kinds of sake that were broken by the earthquake.
It was my first time to drink Abe's sake, and it was a trendy sweet-and-savory type of sake. But it is not too strong, so it is easy to drink.