It's one of the top 3 sake for me personally.
When you pour it into the sake cup, you'll notice it's gone in no time.
It has just the right amount of sweetness and sourness.
It's like an undiluted plum wine. It is sweet.
It goes well with dishes with a strong flavor, such as grilled pork with salted malt.
It goes well with cold sake, but also with soda.
The sweet and sourness of malic acid and the sweetness of rice are well combined.
The sweetness is a little bit like juice and refreshing.
Good as an aperitif or dessert sake.
Good aroma. The combination of sweetness and sourness is just right.
I would rather drink it before or at the beginning of a meal than during. And I want to fully enjoy the taste.
It has an aroma but a sharp taste.
I think it goes better with western food than Japanese food.
Today with mushrooms and eggplant with balsamic soy sauce, it's a perfect match!
It has a gorgeous aroma and a crisp taste.
A sake for eating.
Great with sauteed thick slices of pork made with Hakkaisan's shio koji!
It's great to pair them with the same sake brewery.
Imahan's thick cut pork steak with soy sauce marinated gyoja garlic is a perfect match!
It has a strong sourness and sweetness, like yogurt, that neutralizes the pork's oil.