4.0☆☆4.0
Aroma of lactic acidity that passes through the nose from a sharp acidity.
The deep flavor spreads slowly.
You can feel the sharpness from the acidity.
Comparison of Akaban and Bizen
Akaban has a crisp acidity with a slight bitterness and umami, and a crisp finish.
Bizen has a fruity aroma with a soft opening and a mild, unctuous sweetness.
I think Bizen is more popular, but I have the impression that it is a little thin, so my preference is Akaban, which is more like a proper sake.
☆4.0
Mellow and full-bodied with a rustic rice flavor.
The composition is medium-bodied, so it can be matched with a variety of things without collapsing.
It seems to go well with soba noodles.
There is a gap between the label and the cute taste.
4.5 stars
Light acidity and floral aroma.
The flavor spreads gently and softly.
There is a lingering aftertaste at the end of drinking, and it is well structured.
Excellent balance at 12% alcohol.
It was a very rare low alcohol wine.
☆4.0
Comparison of 22,23BY
22BY is sweeter and has more gas.
A little bit of graininess in the aroma, but it has a nice balance and harmony of sweet and sour.
3.5 stars
The cork flew off but didn't blow.
Shrewd, slightly citrusy, fresh flavor and slightly thickened, rounded sweetness.
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4.5 stars
Floral aroma with a hint of kumquat-like fragrance.
Smooth and clear taste, too easy to drink.
The Junmai version is also a little less aromatic, crisp and tasty!
I mean, it's KINMIYA, I've exposed my weakness 😅.
4.0☆☆4.0
Slightly cool and refreshing mouthfeel.
A soft sweetness of rice swells up on the tongue.
No peculiarities and cleanness that goes down smoothly.
It is a perfect match for duck soba or other dishes.
3.5 stars
Stiff, thick, sweet, berry-like flavor.
The acidity makes your tongue feel like it's being ruffled, and the flavors naturally converge.
It seems to lose its flavor, so if you drink it as soon as possible, it won't be flat.