The one that has been uploaded a lot lately. It tastes like you can imagine, but it's good lol.
The sweetness on the palate is masked by the tanginess, and then the umami comes and disappears nicely. It is a modern type of drink that makes you drink too much.
Delicious. Slightly sake-like, but very smooth. It has a tangy taste. It has a refreshing aftertaste. A four-pack of sake goes quickly (lol).
It is not a raw sake, not a ginjo-shu, and this taste is amazing. I think it is good for its cost performance.
Definitely delicious. Modern type, of course. It has no cloying taste, is tangy, has a good balance of sweetness and umami, and has a clean aftertaste. I finished the four-pack in no time.
But...it is expensive and not available. I went to the brewery, but this was the only sake I could find. I would have liked to have had a bottle of unfiltered raw sake or something...
It is a classic type of sake, but it is very easy to drink because it is light, dry, and has a refreshing aftertaste. It can certainly be matched with a variety of dishes. Even if the taste of the meal is strong, it may not be defeated. It is recommended to be served lukewarm.
I would like to drink it lukewarm on a cold day with nabe dishes.
Sake made by the president of Hasegawa Sake Shop in collaboration with Hato Masamune.
Modern and easy to drink. It has a slight piquancy. It is not sweet and has a delicious flavor. It is easy to cut through. I felt it had low alcohol content. It is a sake to drink too much.
Delicious. A modern drink, but with a classic feel. I'd say it's an in-between to slightly modern type. No gassy feeling, but very drinkable and easy to sip.
I had to go to Ueda City and visited a famous sake brewery, but there was only one brand, and I was sad to find out that there was another brewery nearby, so I visited Wadaryu.
The clerk was very kind and explained everything to me, and I was able to buy a bottle of unfiltered, unpasteurized sake, which made me very happy...â
Purchased at Hasegawa Sake Shop in Tokyo Station. It is a doburoku that is not too sweet and has a refreshing aftertaste with the flavor of rice. I think I will drink too much of it.
It was the first Ko-Imari. It is the autumn rise.
It is a modern type, easy to drink, and seems to go well with Italian food in a wine glass. It was a delicious sake.
It is an interesting sake. It has the piquancy of a raw sake. Slightly sweet, with a sweet and sour aftertaste. It has an interesting, but not refreshing aftertaste for a recent sake. It is delicious.