Good aroma. Full of flavor.
How could I not like it?
Following yesterday's "Umi-fu-do" (sea, wind, and earth), here is another series of kanji (Chinese characters) that are a bit like "kitchen characters". I wonder if it's a trend.
I ran out to buy one as soon as I received the newsletter.
Two bottles per person. It looks like it won't last until the weekend, so if you want a bottle, run!
This is the best sake I've had this year.
Or rather, my favorite.
I like it so much that my Japanese input device converts "San-do" into "San-do" all at once.
It starts with a fruity aroma and is quite slightly effervescent. It is definitely delicious and my stable favorite. Goes very well with grilled white eel. Highly recommended!
Unusual taste. It also feels un-Japanese sake-like. The bitter taste is interesting. The aroma is also refreshing, like narcissus. Interesting. Delicious.
I don't know what the difference is between the Silver series, but this one is quite sweet. I wonder if it is difficult to make as a food sake. But this is a sake for women to drink by itself.
Long time no see. The aroma is as good as ever. Full of peariness. It goes well with sardine pasta (not tomato sauce). I'm proud of myself for the wonderful marriage.
Oh, it's delicious. It tastes wonderfully good after a long time. I strongly recommend that those who have already started drinking sake should start from now on!
I've been drinking a lot of strong sake lately, so this freshness and deliciousness is very soothing.
Hiroshima is known for the Yatan series. This is Hachitan Nishiki.
It is a refreshing classical sake. If you don't like bitterness of sake, it may be hard to drink.