Gorgeous pineapple aroma, though not too strong.
Aizan-like juiciness with a rich, beautifully fluffy spread of bitterness and sweetness.
It slowly fades away without leaving a lingering taste.
The first incense
Berry-like aroma floating in the air, combined with the wooden vat.
The mouthfeel is earthy with a combination of gas and acidity, but then the way the aroma spreads in the mouth is quite large.
It is not only the aroma of the vat, but also the complexity of the aroma, which is gorgeous but also different from fruity.
At any rate, it makes the mouth go gulp.
Mild, light green apple aroma.
Light mouthfeel with gas and light acidity.
Ends with a refreshing impression of sweetness followed by a slight bitterness.
Pokari, which is often mentioned around here, comes to mind.
Tastes exactly as it says on the label
Lightly fragrant with a hint of muscat-like alcohol.
A grassy green flavor spreads across the palate with a pleasantly strong sweetness and only a weak acidity.
The aftertaste is mild. The light alcohol leaves the palate.
A true ginjo aroma with green apple floating in the air.
The sweet, sour, and fresh mouthfeel is followed by a light bitterness from the alcohol on the nose.
The modern mouthfeel and the classic taste make this a legendary brand.
Fuller than usual aroma.
Petite and gassy on the palate.
Sweet and sour taste spreads in the mouth and is juicy. It gives the impression of a grape-like grape.
The package tag has a fruity impression, but just like with Hanayuup, you can feel the power of Sake Mirai.
If I had to say, I would say pear. The aroma is just a little sweet.
The mouth feel is like water, sweet and sour like yogurt.
It finishes with a bitter finish.
When heated, it thickens and the sweet and sour taste becomes stronger, which is also good!
I was attracted to it because it is made by one person and because of the jacket.
Light and fresh ginjo aroma like green melon.
The nose is quiet at first, and it quickly spreads on the palate like a white wine.
The astringency from the acidity is completed by the alcohol.
It is a perfect food wine. It is a perfect food sake, but the flavor is so interesting that you can't help but drink it on its own.
The sweetness is also noticeable and interesting as you drink more.
Personally, I have the impression that it is like a more refined version of the second half of Abeno, which is also from Niigata.
More of a pineapple flicker than the usual muscat aroma.
It finishes with a light sweetness, acidity and bitterness, like a rummy.
Low-Al Daimine, this label. That's the kind of thing that sells.
No gassy feeling.
Might be good to stock up for winter.
Commemorative Sake for the Opening of Doi Shoten Sapporo Store
Fresh aroma of green apple and lychee, which can be felt a little when a glass of wine is passed around.
Refreshing acidity and gasiness on the palate.
Lychee floats on the palate.
The sweetness is moderate, and there is a light bitterness at the end with just the right amount of citrus.
I had it once at a restaurant, but it can also be enjoyed on its own!
The aroma is not flashy like apple honey, but it has a strong aroma.
From the first sip, it has a sweetness that is typical of Hana Yuu, followed by a bitter astringency that finishes with acidity.
The spread of juiciness in the mouth is more restrained than that of Sake Mirai, so it is hard to get tired of drinking it.
We are looking forward to the changes in taste after the bottle is opened!
Gagakuyo UA collaboration!
Refreshing aroma like citrus fruits like ramune.
The attack is acidic with a fruity flavor that comes from the Garakudai, but also conveys the umami of the rice.
Although it is a low alcohol (12.5), it is a versatile sake!
Green apple that is not flashy but calm, beautiful and gorgeous.
The acidity is impressive, and the fruity taste, which is not too sweet like akabu, disappears at the end with little bitterness.
Beautiful aroma like pear.
The sweet, sour, and bitter taste spreads in the mouth and leaves a refreshing aftertaste.
It is more voluptuous than the usual Sairai.
A bottle to commemorate the entry of a famous Hokkaido liquor store into the Sapporo market.
Strong green apple aroma in recent years.
A light bitterness that spreads quickly in the mouth.
I understand 🫡, I will report it well in this sns.
By the way, I happened to go to the A main store on the day of the opening of the spporo.
They were selling x-type as usual.
(Of course I had to buy it).
Calm apple aroma.
On the palate, the rice flavor and acidity disappear together after a voluminous taste.
Compared to the No. 6, it is so different and gives you a sense of its depth.
Special edition of Yeast No. 6
Sweet and sour aroma
It is more acidic than usual, probably because white yeast is used, and there is a citrusy impression.
I can't stop thinking about Shinsei, but at any rate, it's very tasty!
I regret that I missed out on buying a bottle of Nakadori,