Fresh!
Purchased with frequent flyer club points.
The first sip was very sour, but not so much as I proceeded to drink it.
It is very interesting and different from the usual mansaku flower.
Sake that was given to us.
I wanted to drink it before I got drunk (while I could taste it), so I drank the first bottle at room temperature with sashimi, but the sake had a strong punch and was not good with the sashimi...
The sake tastes like old sake.
I like the taste very much for drinking it alone.
It is recommended to be heated, so I tried heating it up in the latter half of the bottle, and it became mellow and very natural tasting, and more drinkable than at room temperature!
I found 45-50° to be very tasty (and natural).
The sake itself seems to have an interesting concept.
Postscript
My personal preference is 50-55° because I feel that raising the temperature to 60° makes it more acidic.
The spiciness comes first, and the aftertaste is delicious.
The spiciness is hard to believe that it is a junmai daiginjo!
Mansaku no Hana is my very favorite sake.
Sake given to me by a friend.
It is fun to have fresh encounters with sake when people give it to me or recommend it to me.
Sake with a refreshing acidity.
It came out heated and was delicious, so I compared it with cold sake.
When heated, it tastes more like a person who likes heavy sake, but when chilled, it tastes more like a fresh dry sake!
We are having it warmed up as well.
Unlike the warmed Kutouryu I mentioned earlier, this one is more dry, and I like it very much.
I don't drink much, but heated sake is very deep.
Umami type dry.
It was easy to understand because it was the next dry sake after the dry one I mentioned earlier.
This is the first sake I have ever had.
This sake was recommended to me when I told the liquor store that I like dry sake.
This is my first time drinking it.
It is crisp, dry and dry.
I enjoy it with red bean paste.