The lid flew off when I tried to open the bottle.
It has a slight gassy feeling, elegant & full, rich flavor, and an exquisite pleasant sweetness!
As always, you can't go wrong with Kangiku.
Slightly different season, but mildly banana nuanced aroma, very slightly soft gas, smooth mouthfeel, fresh, lush and clean, the flavor is voluptuous. It is an easy-drinking sake.
A fruity sake with a gorgeous fruity aroma.
It has a firm sweetness and soft acidity, followed by a subtle bitterness that lingers in the aftertaste.
The balance of sweetness, acidity, and bitterness makes it drinkable without being too sweet.
Yamada Nishiki father strain Wataribune No. 2 and mother strain Yamadaho
Set.
This set was made by brewing both parents' rice under the same conditions.
Following the Yamadaho, we had the Wataribune No. 2 this time.
As expected of Tasake, it is delicious.
The aroma is fresh and fruity. The taste is soft and smooth.
When you put it in your mouth, a slight fruity sweetness and sourness spreads in your mouth. Finally, it disappears with a touch of bitterness. It is more like a sour sake juice than an alcoholic beverage. It is characterized by a fresh taste that is hard to believe it is fire-aged.
Yamada Nishiki father strain Wataribune No. 2 and mother strain Yamadaho
Set.
This set was made by brewing the rice of each of these parents under the same conditions.
This time we had the Yamadaho.
As expected of Tasake, it is delicious.
Next, we will compare it with Watanosen No. 2.