The Ishikawamon was delicious, so I tried the Kijoshu.
When I swirled the glass, I was struck by its gorgeous aroma. Pear, green apple, and grape. Slightly fizzy.
Easy to drink and very tasty.
I was shocked by the deliciousness of unfiltered nama sake last season, so I bought some hiyaoroshi.
It is also delicious! It has a rich aroma like caramelized bananas. It has a strong flavor and a high alcohol content, but it is surprisingly easy to drink. I'm looking forward to another year of unfiltered draft.
I wonder if too much time has passed since I purchased it. The taste is more subdued than I expected. It was good, but next time I'll open the bottle immediately without wasting it.
Good evening, Kosuke.
Since the most recent Kangiku was a sour sake, the sweetness seemed even more like a persimmon. In any case, it is a delicious sake 😄.
Mr. abc.
I see. Chrysanthemum was also on the rise, wasn't it? I see....Kanjiku was also on the rise.
It's just as you say, it's delicious 😋. 1.5H dried up the 4-gouken bottle.
It was a bit hard on the first day, but blossomed from the second or third day. As the label says, it is sweet, sour and juicy. The alcohol is low, so you can drink it while you linger.