It's been a long time since I've seen Kourigiku. Just as delicious as I remember. The aroma is fresh and fruity, and the taste is moderately bitter. What can I say, I love the label.
Slightly carbonated, low alcohol, stylish sake. It has a beautiful taste like champagne. If you like a beautiful sake that goes down easy like water, this is the one for you. I like this kind of sake.
A fresh and full-bodied noble brew with no sweetness. The balance between the richness of the low-polished 90% rice and the freshness of the sake principle is just right. I didn't like the low-polished rice and noble sake because they are unique, but this one is good.
The balance between the fresh acidity of the sake principle and a little spiciness is perfect. This time Momoyamayu is brewed from the sake brewing process, whereas the previous Momoyamayu was brewed with white koji malt, and the rest of the brewing process is exactly the same. It's a modified Shinsho with 50% polishing ratio and 15.8% alcohol by volume. Delicious. After a while, the overall taste is more subdued.
Dry Shinsei. It is the driest in the Shinsei, and the initial attack is strong. The juicy flavor of the Shinsei is enjoyable afterwards. The grainy flavor is similar to Lapis. It has masculine viridian and feminine cosmos flavors.
After all honored chrysanthemum is delicious. It has a unique and refreshing aroma. The taste explodes in harmony with acidity and umami. Not only the acidity is strong, but it is a quintessential taste that it is wrapped in the Umami. It's juicy and gulping. It's less carbonated than Snow Crescent.
It's a great drink for yogurt lovers. Good acidity and mild mouthfeel, just a little bitterness in the aftertaste, very easy to drink. High-quality yogurt. I bought it because it was introduced on TV. It's delicious.
I bought it because it was featured in a magazine and I was attracted to the label. The aroma is banana-like. The taste is full of full flavor, sweet and savory. The acidity typical of the sake brewing style may be a characteristic of the Sanin Ginjo brewery. It's a bit like the Hoken Retro. The technical explanation is written in detail on the website, which is very informative.