Yogurt! Dru-dru-dru on the tongue! Lactic acid and apple flavor!
It's too strange, too unfamiliar, and I finish it with a frown.
When the origarami is this thick, you have to rethink the concept of sake. It's delicious.
This sake has a clean, fruity aroma and a melon-like mellowness that is impressive.
Because of its light, light mouthfeel, we like to drink it at the beginning or with carpaccio or light snacks.
Quite a light mouthfeel. At best, it goes well with any kind of food, and at worst, it leaves no impression.
It might be good for those who don't like sake or as an introduction to a meal.
The light sweetness that passes through the nose while tasting the sourness in the throat is just right. The image is light and simple.
I was satisfied to have it with Yakitori, but it may not be enough with rice or fatty sashimi.
The sourness and the sweetness of the rice are very gentle, but it is not insufficient, and you can enjoy this junmai ginjo during and after a meal.
Its easy to drink, strength and balance of rice polishing are perfect for a summer sake. It's delicious.
The sweetness is very modest.
The sourness and alcohol taste hits your taste buds, and the rice aroma of "Fuku-no-scent" comes softly. It's better to drink it at the beginning. At the end, after the meal, it's not enough.
And you should drink it cold.
It has a good punchy body with a hint of sweetness from the rice.
This wine is named "La Maison" (French: House) because it is for drinking at home. The acidity on my tongue was very tasty.