I was surprised by the heavy sweetness at first sip.
It is a strange one, as it seems to become refreshingly sweet as you drink it over time.
Sake meter / -2
Acidity/1.4
Amino acidity/1.0
I was drinking it thinking it was light, but it had a vanilla-like aroma that reminded me of Kikuyu.
It was easy to drink.
Sake meter / +2.0
Acidity/1.7
Amino acidity/1.0
I feel that this is what "light and refreshing" means.
Dry, refreshing taste, maybe the summery label is taking away from it.
Sake meter / +2
Acidity/1.8
The sake brewer's recommendation is good on the rocks, but if you can prepare it snow-cold, I prefer it.
The sweetness and deliciousness of junmai chilled to a crisp.
A springtime sake that goes well with chilled cherry blossoms
I'm sure it tastes great warmed up, but if it tastes good cold, I'll just keep drinking it.
I want to drink it again!
Overwhelming rice flavor from the first bite!
The shock of the rice flavor, which leaves no time to think about sweet or spicy, is just what you would expect from Uonuma, a rice-producing region, and I love it.