The aroma, the flavor, and the various concentrations all come together to form a cohesive, robust feeling....
It's too good to be true - it's a beautiful wine like honey.
In the mouth, more and more the minerality of natural water is felt at first, then the delicious taste of rice is "melted" into it, and then the freshness of "usunigori" spreads out.
As the sake rolls around in the mouth, the mellowness of the Yamadanishiki rice used to make it can be felt in the center, and one cannot help but be intoxicated by the satisfying taste that is unique to this popular sake.
I drank Kutouryuu and Eshikoto, but they were sold out, so this is my first Kuroryu.
It has a beautiful mouthfeel, fruity but with a light aftertaste.
I think it will go with everything.
It has the usual green apple taste, but with a light acidity and a light watery taste without bitterness.
It is not at all thin or anything like that!
Although it is a low alcohol (12%), it is still a Akabu!
It may be the best Akabu I've ever had!
Light citrusy sweetness and fullness, lingering on the tongue for a long time and cutting through quickly!
Right in the middle of fruity!
Easy to recommend to others.
It is still my favorite brand.
Apple aroma is a little stronger.
Bitter and sour at the same time in equal proportions when you think it's fruity.
It's dry and crisp, so it's more like a mid-meal drink.
It is 14 degrees Celsius, so it will be gone soon.
I was curious to buy spring sake since it's been talked about around me lately.
It's not fruity, but juicy and voluptuous.
But the bitterness of the reaction is so small that it can be enjoyed on its own.
I think it is similar in category to Hana Yuu, which I finished the other day.
The hijirizm was very energetic and took about 10 minutes to open, but drinking it all up was instantaneous!
It's almost a super luxurious calpis sour, and I'm sure everyone will buy multiple bottles of this,
The record for the shortest time to finish a bottle of sake was broken!
I finally got around to buying it.
Light fruity taste with mild acidity.
The final taste is dry, as is typical of Garakudai, and disappears quickly and crisply.
I couldn't help but pour a glass.
SPRING SHINE expresses the brightness of spring in its flavor.
The new brewery and "*Gravity System" has been adopted, which leaves a sense of shrieking gas in the liquid, increasing its transparency and giving it a silky feel on the tongue.
You will enjoy an even clearer and lighter taste than before.
The vivid acidity that outlines the entire flavor profile expresses the excitement of the new season.
The soft spring breeze-like sweetness that follows is the result of the four-stage brewing process.
The reason why it makes you feel like having "one more cup" while giving you a sense of umami and flavor is because it was designed to have an alcohol content of 14% in the moromi base so that it does not feel heavy.
When the cherry blossoms bloom around the Kariho brewery, the kingfishers return. Fresh and bright aroma and a taste that calls for the spring of new-born sake
It has a fresh, slightly sharp attack with a light umami flavor, accented by a faint astringent taste, and a voluptuous taste that slowly reveals itself, with a tight finish and a lingering, firm but simple fade-out. The finish is firm but fades out simply.
This is a sake to be enjoyed smartly and smoothly over the throat in a flute glass or similar glass.
turban shell (any mollusc of the family Turbinidae, esp. the horned owl, Turbo cornutus)
The initial aroma is fresh, with a slight lactic acidity.
In the mouth, there are hints of melon and banana.
It has a rounded mouthfeel, and the harmony and unity of the flavors is GOOD!