I traveled to Kagawa Prefecture, so here is a bottle.
It is not too sweet but has a freshness to it.
I heard it is olive yeast. I don't feel any particular sense of olive.
I like the sense of playfulness or challenge that Okura-san is taking on.
The acidity after the volume of sweetness and the slight piquancy is pleasant.
We had it at an izakaya (Japanese-style bar).
It is said that the rice polishing ratio is 80%, but it is easy to drink without any unpleasant taste or graininess.
It is easy to drink.
It is a beautiful sake.
It is said to be wine yeast.
The aroma is white wine with a strong citrus fruitiness. The taste is citrusy and fruity, followed by the sweetness and bitterness of rice.
With an alcohol content of 11%, it is easy to drink and may be recommended for those who are not so fond of sake.
Discreet spiciness. The sweetness comes first but quickly fades away, followed by a freshness. The alcohol content of 13% (original!) The 13% alcohol by volume (original!) makes it easy to enjoy.
Souzake" is a good word for it.
It was delicious.
It is Hiroshima sake because I traveled to Hiroshima.
It is not easy to drink good sake when you are abroad, so when I see the word "Nama" on a bottle, I buy it.
It was a rather sweet and robust sake.
Honkin smooth 13% alc.
This is another Nagano sake.
Sake strength +1.3?
Shinshu yeast. It seems to have a lot of malic acid.
It is sweet, so it is not a food sake? But the alcohol content is not so high, so even those who don't like sake can drink it.
Masumi Hiyashiroshi 15%.
This is Nagano sake because I traveled to Nagano.
The volume is typical of autumn sake.
The sweetness is pretty good, but I want to drink it crisp and cold.
Amami Yamaguchi Special Junmai 13%.
It seems to be a summer limited edition sake.
The refreshing sweetness and low alcohol (though still 13%) make it easy and pleasant to drink. Even though the toji has changed, the bottom line of the sake remains the same and the image is rising.
Peace of mind, we received.