yooseeThe rice polishing ratio is 88%, which means that the sake has not been cut down too much. The 88% rice polishing ratio gives the sake an interesting taste with a lot of miscellaneous flavors. It is not a bad sake, but it may not be for everyone.
yooseeI appreciate the fact that Kenrishi does not lose its flavor even when heated very hot, which is great in the winter. It is convenient to heat sake in the microwave.
yooseeIt has a strong umami flavor, but is refreshing and easy to drink, perhaps because the acidity is well balanced. This sake is easy to pair with meals.
yooseeIt is a well-balanced sake with a gorgeous fruity flavor and a softly spreading aroma and sweetness that is typical of Oyama's Junmai Daiginjos, yet has a good acidity and a nice crispness.
yooseeRecently, I have been drinking Dewazakura 5-year old sake in a zodiac bottle every New Year's Day. It has a rich, yet easy-to-drink, matured taste.
yooseeThe lack of charcoal filtration gives this sake a slightly peculiar taste. It is said to be made using a lactobacillus fermentation method called mizu-hashiroshi.
yooseeIt was served in a glass, as it is said to have won the gold medal at the 2021 Tasty Sake in a Wineglass Awards. It is easy to drink and easy to pair with a meal.