With a high alcohol content of 19%, it tastes thick in the mouth. Rather than a strong, robust flavor, it has a mild aroma that spreads through the nostrils. The atmosphere of the tin cups in which the sake is served is also very pleasant.
Beware of blowouts!!!" As the label says, there was indeed a tremendous amount of spilling. Even if you open the bottle little by little, the sake spills. I wonder if I should have chilled it more. ......
It was very foamy all the way to the end and cloudy white all the way through. Refreshing to drink because of the bubbles, I want to drink more.
A gorgeous sake that was a good buy for New Year's.
This is another favorite drink of mine. When I got it this time, I found a medal sticker on the box. I found out that it won the Platinum Award in the Junmai-shu category at a sake competition held in France in 2023.
I was convinced that the moderate ginjo aroma and aftertaste would be well-liked in France, the land of wine.
Masumi was the bottle I really wanted to drink during the New Year's holiday season. It was sold out, so I carefully drank a Yongo bottle at the beginning of the year. The aroma of cedar barrels is refreshing, and the acidity and aroma of ginjo wafts in the mouth. Serve with osechi.
Sake for New Year's Day is nigori (slightly sparkling) and a bit glamorous. It is nigori (slightly sparkling), but the sparkling makes it taste refreshing. Easy to drink and delicious. Wishing you a happy new year!
A new product from Tsukasa Botan of Sagawa Town, Kochi Prefecture, the setting of the morning drama "Ranman. It has a cute illustration by Mr. Tomitaro Makino, a teacher associated with the morning drama. This is one of a set of two bottles with a junmai ginjo.
It has a gorgeous junmai aroma and a full flavor. Delicious.
It has been a long time since I have had an Ottersai. It has a sweet taste, but the aftertaste is clean and not too sweet. And it is well-balanced. After all, Otters are delicious. I will have it with sushi and pickled vegetables.
A new product from Tsukasa Botan of Sagawa Town, Kochi Prefecture, the setting of the morning drama "Ranman. It has a cute illustration by Mr. Tomitaro Makino, a teacher associated with the morning drama. As the name suggests, the sake is easy to drink with a gorgeous ginjo aroma.
It has been a long time since I have tasted Shibotan, but it is as delicious as ever. The taste does not betray you.
This sake was purchased a few months ago and laid aside. The slight bubbles are pleasant and the junmai flavor is strong. The slightly sweet aftertaste is absolutely delicious. I wanted to buy it in a four-pack.
Purchased at a convenience store in Shimukappu on the way back from Furano. The Junmai, made from 100% Yukihikari rice grown in Nakafurano, has a guttural taste. The more you drink, the more you taste a slight sourness. The light aftertaste is like melted light snow.
A soft Junmai Daiginjo with a sweet aroma and mouthfeel. The lingering aroma is good, so it is delicious without any snacks. The small flowing peach on the label is cute.