This is the first time I've had a sake from Sake Musashi with a clear, unobtrusive flavor. Slightly effervescent, with a ginjo aroma, it has a pleasant mouthfeel but a crisp, dry aftertaste.
When I drank it without knowing anything about its impressive strong acidity, I was convinced it was wine yeast. I was disappointed in myself, as it proved that I had not imagined anything from the label. I enjoyed it like a white wine, balanced.
The aroma and flavor are more subdued than those of Akitsuho. There is no vanilla flavor at all, and the sweetness is moderate. But it is still a great taste.
Yabauma. The foaming is totally different. The lid flew off. The vanilla-like sweet aroma also enhances the umami sweetness. When you think so, it is a firm umami type when it settles down. This is the best!
It's good. I can see why it's so popular. The absolute common denominator is the effervescence. I felt it was clear and dry, but is it the result of the balance between umami and acidity?