Aged in oak barrels at Coco Farm Winery with an acidity of 5.0. And it has such a beautiful color and aroma.
The acidity seems to wash away the taste. It's delicious. It has a nuance similar to that of Shaoxing wine.
Natural lactic acid bacteria preparation.
Nice sweetness and sourness.
Some hope, the moon near full moon. I hear it's full moon.
A little, when it gets wet, a little chocolate.
Well, it's delicious. Koei chrysanthemum.
The last sake of the second half of the season.
Good lactic acidity and moderate sweetness.
Delicious!
With beer-braised shoulder roast. A pleasant sake that washes away the strong flavors.
Fresh aroma, slight bubbles, light at 14 degrees. Delicious, Akabu.
They say it is enjoyed casually, imagining the mountains.
I don't know about that, but it's delicious!
The quintessential chrysanthemum.
The sweetness, sourness, and shuwashu are well balanced. Delicious.
I drank it smoothly. With somen noodles at the end of a still hot summer.
Another summer sunburst.
Refreshing acidity and low alcohol at 13 degrees.
Perfect for this hot summer. Delicious!
I knew it, Koei Chrysanthemum, no doubt about it.
Curry and.
Combine a delicious curry with a crisp.
Delicious - Tobi Lan.
Low alcohol content of 13 degrees.
Lightly cloudy. Just the right amount of crispness and flavor.
This is delicious.
9%. Low alcohol. Yamahai.
Interesting words, but it is delicious.
I'd like to have another one, but I don't think it's available anymore...
First twilight orange in a year.
Sweet flavor juicy.
Delicious!
I don't remember it being this much like juice.
Sake has really come of age.
Low alcohol content of 13 degrees.
Yay!
No, it's delicious in one bite.
The second bite is even better.
When I tasted it in the past, I had an image that it was more lactic acidic, but it was more well-balanced, and the acidity, umami, and faint bitterness were really nice.
It's really good. I was surprised!
The aroma is mild and complex, from the delicious taste of rice.
Delicious! The lactic acidity from the sake yeast is also nice.
This is the first Shichibonjari I bought.
Delicious!
It has been a long time since I have tasted a sake like sake.
The rice flavor and sharpness. It's Niigata!
This is a surume (a kind of Japanese sea urchin)!