★4.7
Peary, fresh and fruity, crisp, light and refreshing, 11% low al, trace gas. Quite good. I thought I liked it, but it seems to be made by Mr. Matsumoto, the toji of Sawaya Matsumoto.
4.0
Perfect fit for a perfect kettle.
Strong is a large late rice variety native to Tottori, with a linear heart white that can withstand high rice polishing. Sake made with strong rice will develop richness, umami, and a distinctive acidity as it ages, and is especially delicious when heated.
4.0
Junmai Ginjo but not gorgeous and elegant aroma. It has a nice sharpness even when served with rice wine, and one can sense the quality of the sake.
Sakonishiki is Shimane Prefecture's sake rice, characterized by elegant sweetness, gorgeous aroma, refreshing acidity, and a crisp, light flavor.
3.5
A crisp sake that brings out the best of Gohyakumangoku. The aroma is mild. In the mouth, it has a gaseous taste, sweet muscat flavor and citrus bitterness, and a slight cemedine smell. It will become mellower with time.
Sake strength -4.5
Sake meter -7 Acidity 4.4
The acidity is quite high, but the moderate sweetness keeps it from being corner-cutting. Also, it does not have a citric acid-like tang, so it can be easily matched with mild-tasting Japanese food.
4.5
Firmly viscous and cloudy. It is a "Yamahai" with aluzoe. It is a little alcoholic, but it has a good umami flavor, is crisp, and has a high degree of perfection without the koji-like aroma that is often found in nigori (nigori). It has been a long time since I have had it, but I feel its deliciousness again.
★4.0
Fermentation in the bottle is amazing. It fizzes even after a week's lay down. It tastes really good on its own, but it doesn't go well with Japanese food. But it doesn't go well with Japanese food.