This one is my favorite among the Yuki no Mayu! (Nama-shu) Yamadanishiki character comes out, gentle sweetness and a little bitterness tighten the taste, and the aftertaste is light.
Since it is a draft sake, it has a sweet aroma reminiscent of pears and lychees, and the acidity tightens the aftertaste.
At first, the sweetness is fluffy in the mouth.
Recommended for those who do not mind sweetness!
I like it so much I think I'm on my 6th bottle...
It's hard to think that I won't be able to get it anymore ( ;) )
It's a noble sake, but it's light and sweet with a perfect balance of acidity.
I prefer it chilled & may prefer it the next day or later once opened.
After the lightness and acidity, the sharpness comes through properly at the end.
I picked it up at a liquor store I happened to come across, and I rather like it!
It leaves a bit of sweetness, but it's pleasant on the palate. Melon? Banana? It has the gorgeousness of
Between dry and sweet, with a complex flavor. It is a type of wine that seems to go well with fish dishes.
Better with food than before or during dinner.
I bought this for home use because I enjoyed it so much when I drank it at the store before!
My favorite Yamada Nishiki. The balance of acidity and flavor that goes well with food is royally good.
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-I kept it at 2 degrees, but it might be better at a higher temperature.
Good balance of flavor and acidity to go with food!
This Yamahai Kijoshu is made from rice and sake that was rescued from a brewery that was completely destroyed in the Noto earthquake.
I have never been a fan of kijoshu, but this one is very easy to drink.
It is fresh, crisp, and juicy, with an excellent balance between sweetness and acidity without being too sweet!