My daughter-in-law gave me this as a New Year's gift. It's been a while since I've had a hot glass of The Classic. The gentle lactic acidity is very pleasant. It seems to be an original sake of Yamano Shuzo, which brews "Katano Sakura".
It is aromatic and full-flavored even when served cold, but its mellowness begins to increase around the human body. The sweetness and acidity become plump and round, and from the second cup onward it is always warmed.
This year will be another year of drunkenness.
This is the last dish of the year.
I deeply enjoyed the soft and deep flavor and richness while feeling the proper thickness. From the intro to the end, a story that enriches the heart.
The harmony of melon aroma and sweet and sour taste is as impressive as ever. The moderately thick richness further enhances the satisfaction. It is sitting right in the middle of the bench.
The flavor of the rice spreads before the aroma. It is clear and non-habitual, and it goes well with all kinds of food. It leaves a refreshing aftertaste.
The sweetness is bold and thick, but the harmony between the light flavor and clear mouthfeel is pleasant. Is it a modern sake yeast yeast yeast yeast?
I would like to try it heated.
It's a relaxing experience that never gets boring or tiresome. I don't have any special characteristics to say, but I can't stop. They are very friendly.
I don't mind the slightly peculiar flavor, which is hard to describe. The spreading umami and the depth of flavor that I gradually felt made me want to try other brands.
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.