This is the first time I consciously drink Omachi sake.
As you said, it has a round flavor.
The aroma is subdued? But it also has a fruity sweetness and acidity like banana and apple.
It made me want to try other Omachi sake.
Junmai Ginjo with 100% Miyamanishiki and a rice polishing ratio of 55%.
The first sip has a strong sweetness like green apple.
However, the aftertaste is refreshing with a good amount of bitterness.
Delicious.
The label is also my personal favorite, philosophical and tasteful.
The flavor of the rice and a clean, dry taste.
It has a good balance.
The sake brewer who was at the restaurant said that the taste was "clean without any cloying taste, which is typical of Japanese sake".
It is delicious.
I will be traveling to Niigata at the end of this month, so I would like to compare various other sake... If you have any information on recommended restaurants in Niigata, please let me know!
The aroma is subdued but gorgeous with a juicy sweetness.
Personally, I found it quite sweet, but this still seems refreshing for a junmai ginjo.
The person in charge of the brewery who was at the liquor store also said it was refreshing.
I have been curious about sake from Nagano and Shinshu, though I have not had much of it.
It is honestly delicious.
I guess there are many other delicious sakes out there, just like everyone says!
The richness is amazing.
I am not used to drinking it, so it is quite tiring to drink.
I heard that Ako Ronin drank this sake, and it's cool that it was a favorite of the samurai.
I would like to drink it heated, but it is too rich and heavy for me to drink cold.
The taste is clean and light.
It also has an acidity that passes through the nose.
It is a sake that is very typical of Japanese sake, as it is said to "not follow the latest fads.
The name is said to be taken from Symbol Rudolph. I thought it was Deep Impact.
Its popularity is evident after the first sip.
It is a fresh sake with a juicy, muscat-like flavor and acidity.
It is light with a low alcohol content of 13 degrees Celsius.
Cool label.
The name "Junjo" is also nice.
It is also made with 100% "Ryokei".
It is said to be a standard product of Tsubozaka TRIAL 3rd, which was well received.
It also has a fruity aroma, and the taste is well-balanced, neither too sweet nor too spicy.
It also has a slightly tangy taste and the umami of rice.
The name of the 100-year-old sake rice is Benkei, which is a cool name.
It has a citrusy, fruity aroma and taste.
It has a citrusy, fruity aroma and taste.
I think I prefer junmai sake.
Kido Junmai Ginjo Hiyoroshi, which I wanted to try once.
A beautiful bottle.
It is a sake from Wakayama, a place with which I have a connection in my life.
It has a sharp and moderate aroma.
This is my first Akabu.
The sweetness and umami of the rice are well balanced with a light and crisp mouthfeel.
I like this sake very much.
I would like to try other Akabusake.
The sake is said to be brewed with mizu-hashiroshi pure rice sake instead of brewing water.
Also, Miyoshino Sake Brewery uses a yeast-free process.
The color of the sake when poured was surprisingly like apple juice.
It also tasted sweet and rich, with a hint of sourness, just like apple juice.
Personally, I prefer a more crisp sake, but it is an interesting sake and I am glad I had it.
Yamadanishiki, Omachi, and Gohyakumangoku are brewed with the blame of "leftovers". The taste is firm, sweet, and deep. It was the first time for me to drink local Tokushima sake. I was very impressed with the taste.