★4.5
This is really pineapple.
It tastes great on its own and has a lot of flavor.
I wonder what kind of snacks go well with this kind of alcohol. Salted tofu, cream cheese, prosciutto, dill, black pepper,
4.0, 4.5
Comparison of Nirugame from the low-polished series
The 100 has a great top-fragrance, and a distinctive bran flavor lingers in the aftertaste. It seems to be a favorite of different tastes. It is a very refined version of Terada Honke's Musuhi.
The 88, on the other hand, is quite tasty, with a moderate acidity that has been removed and a moderate sweetness.
4.0
Comparison of Ni-no-zozo and Go-no-zozo
Ni-no-kozo has a more robust flavor,
The fifth has fine gas and is sharp.
Yamadanishiki from the Kikuchi River basin
"Namahashidashi" brewing
Wooden vat brewing.
No fertilizer.
No fertilizers, no pesticides.
★4.0
At 50 degrees. Very soft and soothing. The aroma is also mild.
Sake brewed by rescuing unrefined sake from Noto and blending it in Miyagi. Hakurakusei.
4.0
A clear sake that corresponds to the cool silver color of the label. It is refreshing and you will never get tired of drinking it.
It is my favorite taste. Sake rice is Hachitan-Nishiki.
★3.5
Don't stop Noto's sake!
Reconstruction support sake drinking comparison.
The one close to the original and the one made by Tetorigawa? The former is classic and has a deep flavor. The former is classic and deep in flavor. The latter is modern and refreshing. The former is more polished.
★3.5
This wine is made with wine yeast. It is really wine-like and easy to drink. It is amazing that they can do this with sake. It's great that a major company can make a cheap and high quality sake.
3.5
Laughing Four Seasons is found in many places. I don't remember the impression of the one I had before, but this one has an interesting taste with a hint of bitterness.
4.0
I drank a lot of "Hiran" so I could recognize that it tastes like "Hiran". It is sweet because it is a kijo sake, but it is different from sweet sake, and it is a beautiful sake.
3.5
Sweet, aged feel.
Very caramelized, almost like Shaoxing wine.
It was excellent when warmed up and paired with simmered dishes.
Niida Honke's Shunjiki is more refreshing.
★4.5
My favorite of the old sake. It has a lot of flavor but is very sharp. Although it is alky, there is no alcohol smell at all, and it is very nice to make it light and easy to drink.
It does a good job of making it light and easy to drink. It's great warmed, but on the rocks with teriyaki Inca Awakening was a marriage made in heaven.