It was a hot day, but the warmed-up Kamikame soaked into my body as I was easily chilled in the air conditioner.
The taste is refreshing and not prickly, so it was easy to drink.
I think the temperature is about 40 degrees.
This time I had it chilled. This was the first time for me to try the Izumibashi Dragonfly series.
Since it was unpasteurized, it was high in alcohol content at 18 degrees, but it had a surprisingly subdued taste and a refreshing, easy-to-drink feel.
It has the sourness of Yamahai and the punchiness of the original sake goes well with meat dishes. I think it is good to enjoy on the rocks or cold sake.
It has an alcoholic feel, but the mouth feel is clear. It has no particular characteristics, but in other words, it is an easy to drink, easy to drink food poisoning sake with no peculiarities.
The prominent acidity unique to Sanpai goes well with the meat dishes, and with the restaurant's main course, fried chicken, it was simply the perfect pairing.
It's easy to drink with chilled sake, as you can taste a hint of rice flavor and aroma. There's quite a bit of sweet and sour acidity on the underside.
The ginjo aroma is not that strong.