Gorgeous aroma, fruity with apple and melon.
It has little acidity and bitterness, and is smart and easy to drink.
Well-balanced and good as an aperitif.
The acidity is not strong, but it can be drunk neatly.
The aftertaste has a unique unfiltered flavor and bitterness, but it is very well integrated and stable.
The impression is that the Omachi character is fully expressed.
The impression is full and mellow.
The mouthfeel has a rather peculiar aroma.
It is unique, although it may be a good choice for a meal.
It may be a characteristic of So-no-Mai, a local rice variety.
It is dry, as is typical of Ippongi, but also has an aromatic quality.
According to the liquor store, it is a limited edition sake that is only distributed one day a year.
Pair it with sea bass or medium fatty tuna sashimi.
The mouthfeel is refreshing. Not too spicy, but just right.
It goes well with sashimi and strong flavored food.
This time, we paired it with a seafood with shiso genovese sauce.