Anyway, it's easy to drink.
It's light on the palate with a refreshing aftertaste.
I found myself drinking too much of it.
It was delicious all the way through, rather than just one sip at a time.
I wanted to know the differences between the different breweries using the "Omachi" sake rice.
A drink with a strong habit.
However, the flavor that spreads slowly in the mouth is irresistible, and it is a sake that makes you want the next sip constantly.
This sake was recommended to us by the owner of the sake shop.
Not only the "mochi" but also the "hatsu-shibori nama-gara-shu" part is rainbow colored, which makes me excited even before drinking it. (If you look at the label from an angle, "bo:" becomes apparent...)
The aroma is fresh and sweet when you drink it, but the sourness and umami seem to spread slowly.
It's the first time I've had both "Nozomu" and sake made with "Yumesasara", but they were so delicious that I was interested in both.
I thought I would like to promote them.
I bought it because I found a sake made from Aizan, which was the reason I started paying attention to sake rice when I bought it.
It is light on the palate, but has a distinctive and delicious acidity.
At the same time, it has a clean aftertaste.
It had a strong aroma and was very tasty the moment you swallowed it rather than the moment you put it in your mouth.
The aftertaste was refreshing, so the sake was delicious all the way to the end.
This sake was recommended to me by a liquor store.
It was dry and had a strong aftertaste that we liked.
There are quite a few different kinds, and we'd like to try the other Daisen someday.