Mild aroma of muscat. Fire-aged, unfiltered sake. The sweetness is moderate, but the acidity is pleasant and the aftertaste is clean. It has a delicious aftertaste that is typical of Tedorigawa!
It is a light sake that goes down smoothly and never gets old. The acidity and the umami of rice are pleasant. The low alcohol content makes it last a short time! It is refreshing and tasty!
Kitaro series by Chiyo Musubi. It's good with a packet eye-dropper Oyaji! The subtle sweetness is followed by the umami of the rice and a pleasant acidity. It is a delicious sake with a pleasantly lingering aftertaste.
First time for retro. More fizzy than expected. Not much sweetness, but the acidity lingers pleasantly. It's clean and refreshing, and it goes by very quickly.
The aroma is mild. After a smooth taste, the umami and sweetness of the rice spreads and leaves a pleasant aftertaste. A cosy and delicious sake. Delicious even at room temperature!
Caution to open the bottle. Yogurt aroma. After the sweet bubbly mouthfeel, the umami spreads and the aftertaste is rich. It is a beautiful sake with a smart impression and is delicious even though it is orikara!
I put it down for a bit, but it's Kangiku's raw sake. Muscat aroma. After a slight sweetness, the flavor of rice spreads. The refreshing aftertaste keeps the cup going.
Muscat-like slight effervescence. The ginjo aroma of rice spreads with the sweetness, and combined with the acidity, leaves a pleasant aftertaste. This is a delicious sake whose aroma can be enjoyed!
Muscat aroma. The lightness of the bubbles and the umami of the rice spread together. It is a soft and fresh sake, just as it is called "modern Yamahai". This sake will be drunk soon.
Fresh muscat aroma. The palate is sweet, but soon the deep flavor of rice spreads. The aftertaste is refreshing and not clingy, and the cups of sake go from one to the next.
Mild aroma. The mouthfeel is mellow, and then the rich aroma of rice spreads. The lingering taste is pleasant with a hint of sweetness. Delicious and cost-effective.