I drank it after the Rao.
After all, Junmai Daiginjo has a rounder taste and is easier to drink.
The aftertaste is gone and the sweetness and fruity taste is increased.
However, it is a pity that Junmai Daiginjo makes it difficult to express its individuality.
If Hokuto Yusho Bashoken, which goes with pleasure, is released, it will be a terrible sake with a lot of angry faces.
I found it at Aeon and was attracted by the printing on the can, so I bought it with Kenshiro.
It is an aluminum can, so it might be good to drink it on the train.
It is not a Junmai Daiginjo, so it has a bit of an alcoholic taste.
There is a lingering aftertaste and it seems to disappear slowly.
After this, I will try Junmai Daiginjo Hokuto Hyakusaiken.
It tastes fruity, with a slightly sour muscat flavor.
The slightly low alcohol content makes it drinkable like water, so be careful not to drink too much.
This is also good to drink when it is hot.
There are still some summer sake left, but autumn is already approaching.
It is said to be dry, but it is quite easy to drink, with a slight sweetness and a refreshing aftertaste.
In the summer, a refreshing aftertaste is always a good thing.
When I opened it, it had a slight sweetness and not so strong spiciness.
I thought it would be good to drink it with a snack.
After two days, the sweetness increased, and the moderate sweetness and spiciness were just right, making it easy to drink without the tsumami.
I will be abstaining from alcohol for two weeks starting tomorrow in the last bad leg before my physical exam.
It is sweet from the moment you drink it.
The fruity sweetness and slight sourness is quite delicious.
It is almost a year old, but it was in good condition where I bought it.
I bought it during Golden Week and opened it today.
It has no sweetness at all and a dry aftertaste.
When I roll it around in my mouth, there is a slight fruitiness, but the dryness is overwhelmingly dominant.
I think it is best to drink it with a side dish.
Today, I drank it alone without any snacks.
It has a unique fruity, dark sweetness, but the aftertaste is clean and does not leave a residue.
I haven't had it in a while, but it is still delicious.
First of all, there is a slight carbonation? It has a squishy feeling that makes you think it is slightly carbonated.
The alcohol content is low and the sweetness is moderate, so you can drink it like a carbonated juice.
This is an alcoholic beverage that one should be careful not to drink too much of.
It is a junmai daiginjo, so it is easy to drink without any cloying taste.
It has a nice, refreshing fruit-like sweetness like muscat, not too sweet and just a hint of sweetness.
It has just the right amount of sweetness and is delicious.
It is very easy to drink, with no persistent aftertaste.
I wonder if it will last until the end of next week, as it is the type of sake that I drink too much of.
Well, GW is coming soon, but my family is working.
I'm planning a one-day trip to a little drinking bar in a nearby prefecture in order to see more maps by myself.