Smells like sweet yogurt.
It's sweet and the rice-like flavor spreads gently.
It says it's a healing junmai sake, but it's true.
I might like it very much.
It's thick, sweet and dense, but not overly sweet.
It has a fruity ginjo aroma, but I don't know what it is because of the added alcohol, peach? Brown sugar?
At first, it's watery and refreshing.
When you put it in your mouth, the richness of the rice and soy sauce spreads.
I've read that it's best served at room temperature or warmed, but I think I like it better chilled.
Tingling, sweet at first, but a little spicy.
The smell is sweet.
The aroma is gorgeous, but I can't tell what it is.
It is flowery and pear-like.
It is easy to drink, but it is more intense when it is chilled.
Between melon and pear, and a little bit of grated daikon style ginjo aroma.
I think it is similar to Akishika.
Because it is cloudy, it seems to be mellow for the rice polishing ratio.