The first nod to the first attack of discreet melon or grape. Even though it was fire-roasted, the freshness and gasiness remained slightly, and finally the citrus showed its face and snapped out of it. I nodded again at the flavor that lingered on the palate.
This has become a must repeat brand.
Its fresh juiciness is delicious on its own, but it was a perfect match with Japanese autumn dishes. The flavor and depth increases as the days go by.
If you find it again, you must get it.
The exquisitely mixed flavor and sweetness filled my mouth. When the temperature was raised a little, my brain filled with happy hormones began to melt.
The acidity derived from the sake yeast is gentle and moderate. Instead, it enhances the umami sweetness. As the temperature rises, the umami flavor increases even more.
The slight carbonation and freshness of the flavor spread at once. The soft umami immediately after is soothing and finishes with a clear, refreshing finish.
A surefire and reliable rote sake.
The aroma and sweetness are the introduction, and the palate is gradually filled with a gentle umami flavor, with the bitterness appearing just before the finish, enhancing the lingering finish.
It has a well-balanced and stable sense of quality.
Gentle fruity aroma with high expectations. The sweetness spreads smoothly with moderate acidity. The next day, the wine has a clear aftertaste and depth.
It has a rich sweetness and full-bodied flavor with a subdued aroma. A rich sake that makes you want to keep it in your mouth and savor it.
Cost-effective and must be repeated.
The melon-like sweetness is instantaneous. The touch is clear and the aftertaste is graceful, and you have to restrain yourself to finish it.
It's a first-row bench.
The overall flavor is soft and smooth, with multiple layers of rice flavor. The sharpness is good, so it is not heavy and does not make you feel like you are drinking too much.
The rich sweetness and umami that filled my mouth made me grin. The aftertaste is surprisingly sharp and clean, making it a dangerous sake to drink too much of.
It was indeed a mouthful of apples. The sweetness is in perfect harmony with the flavor of the apples, so it was a pleasant way to end a hot day.
I would like to finish off a hot day with this.
The aroma of ripe melon with a hint of caramel and sweet flavor made me mutter "I like this" at the first sip. There is also a slight astringent acidity, so you will not be left wanting.
I never go wrong with Hariichi.