I didn't realize this was Junmai. I think Niimasa is good, but I didn't think it was as good as everyone else thought it was. But this one made me rethink it a little. The acidity at the end is exquisite.
Hachikan grass. Fruity aroma, moderate sweetness, and a hint of acidity at the end. Despite its gentle taste, it has a robust flavor that is not overpowered by strongly seasoned hot pot. I am glad I chose this wine to accompany today's home drinking.
One year aged, Hachitan Nishiki Ver. Unlike Yamadanishiki, it is refreshing at room temperature and has a weak koji aroma when heated. Unlike Yamadanishiki, it has a sweet taste. It neutralizes the salty taste of the food. This sake is delicious, including Yamadanishiki Ver.
Aged one year. At room temperature and hot sake. At room temperature, it has the gentle sweetness of Yamadanishiki, but when heated, the sweetness disappears and the acidity comes out. The aroma of koji (malted rice) is interesting when heated. It is a soft and gentle sake both at room temperature and hot sake.