Junmai-shu literally aged for two years.
The color is strong and the taste is sour.
It has a unique taste, so I think people will have different tastes.
The base is the other Roman series, but the taste is much richer.
It is very easy to drink, with a low alcohol content of 13 degrees.
Dio A bita means "god dwelling" in Italian.
I enjoyed it while thinking of Mount Miwa, where the god of sake resides.
I found it at a department store.
The Junmai Ginjo was sold out, so I chose this one, but it is refreshing and easy to drink!
The aroma is also refreshing.
This is the modern series following the classic series.
Since it is not a traditional sake, it has almost no lactic acid aroma.
The taste is refreshing, but the apple flavor is very strong, and it is easy to drink like drinking apple juice.
The alcohol is also low.
The aroma of lactic acid is very strong because it is made from a natural yeast.
The taste is quite fruity, despite the sour aroma.
It has a slight gaseous feel and is easy to drink with a light mouthfeel.
It is one of the best sake I have ever tasted.
When drunk cold, it is light, refreshing and strong. It has no peculiarities, but it was also lacking.
The recommendation was to serve it sun-warmed, but I'm not a big fan of warmed sake, so I couldn't tell the difference between it and the other sakes.
It seems to be a famous sake brewery, so I'd like to try a different kind.
I bought this limited edition at Choryu Shuzo's brewery opening.
I've had some of their regular Yoshinosugi barrel sake, and they all have a strong barrel flavor.
This time, it was a junmai-shu, so I could feel the original fullness of the rice and it was delicious.
Dewha Kaze from the Kuramoto Shuzo Bit Line Series
The color is clear for an unfiltered unpasteurized sake.
It has a strong sweetness, but it also has an acidity that gives it a tight impression.