Freshly opened, fresh, yogurt-like, easy-drinking medium-flavored sake. Obviously, it was better to drink this one than the Yamama Unfiltered Nama, but since they wouldn't open the bottle unless there was a group of people present, it was no matter.
It is a fruity full-bodied sake with a strong and robust flavor, as only unfiltered raw sake can be. I'm a sake drinker, so it was totally fine, but maybe it was too heavy for a first drink. Like a first-inning home run!
Medium fruity sake with a well-balanced sweetness and acidity, yet still powerful, despite its 15% alcohol content. It is unfiltered and unpasteurized. It is the owner's favorite.
It is a well-balanced fruity sake, light nigori with a lychee-like aroma and a mellow, robust flavor at a slightly lower alcohol content of 15 degrees. Of course, it is a Sendai sake.
This sake has a slight ginjo aroma, but is made to be as dry as possible, with the theme of an autumn walk. It's refreshing and perfect for Halloween night.
Selected a freshly opened bottle of St. John's on recommendation. It was a little tangy because it was freshly opened, but light fruity and easy to drink.
Reaper and Ura-Reaper. The clear one on the right with the inverted label is the Ura Shinigami. The Urashin is a Junmai Daiginjo, which gives it a clearer and more refreshing taste, and it is surprisingly dry and tasty in a royal style, without any peculiarities. The Ura-Shinjin is more peculiar, and I think it is for a different taste group.
Comparison of Shinshin and Ura-Shinshin. The amber-colored one on the left is Shinshin. It has a nice grassy, millet-like mature taste, and is easy to gobble up. It also goes well with Shizuoka oden, which has a strong dashi broth!