Speaking of Hakkisan, the standard sake and special honjozo that enriches everyday drinking is Hakkisan, but when I heard that the new Junmai Daiginjo was in stock this summer, I drank it right away.
It has the Hakkisan flavor as it is, but it's even cooler and drier. It doesn't have much of the sweetness of a Daiginjo.
I guess it's a rare brew.
I didn't see a registration, so I added a new one.
It has a round taste with no stickiness.
I can see why it's marked lukewarm or room temperature.
I drank it cold today, so I'll serve it early tomorrow.
A vintage junmai sake brewed in 2014 and aged in a low tone bottle. A complex flavor in a clean, yet complex way. The label says it's recommended to be served warm, but it's also good cold.