The first impression is that the taste is refreshing, but the more you drink, the rounder and richer the rice flavor becomes.
Serve with chilled pork ear and pork guts, and pickled Chinese cabbage.
When well chilled, it is delicious with a full-bodied, sweet and full-bodied flavor that is full of vigor from its thick texture.
Serve with grilled gizzards
It does not have the gushing power that is often seen in sake that claims to be "raw sake," but it is an elegant and crisp sake that you want to enjoy all the time while changing the accompaniments.
The white jellyfish salad, cold venison, and other dishes all do not detract from a delicious meal, yet they have not lost their presence.
The balance of sweetness and acidity is exquisite and truly delicious!
The mild acidity when heated and the mouthfeel that sinks into the body are wonderful!
I have a dentist appointment tomorrow, so I'll limit myself to about 7 gos of sake.
The aroma is reminiscent of melon soda, and the sweet and sour, refreshing taste is short-lived, leaving a slight hint of bitterness.
As I happened to have a makunouchi bento (boxed lunch box) on hand, I enjoyed it with boiled butterbur and fried egg, but I think it is a very attractive sake without any snacks.
From the moment you open the bottle, you can smell the gorgeous aroma of the sake and know for sure that it is good even without drinking it.
Daishichi is often associated with the image of a robust sake that is best served heated, but when it comes to sake made from pure sake, it is best to chill it well and drink it in one quick gulp.
Serve with stewed mori
A very pleasant sake with a slightly carbonated sensation that tickles the tongue and a refreshing sweet-bitter base.
I had 2 kg of pork offal on hand, so I sipped it while making miso stew.
I would like to visit the brewery in Tokyo when the time is right!
As a whisky drinker, I have been interested in this brand for a long time.
When warmed up and cooled down, it has a prune-like aroma, acidity, sweetness, astringency, and the richness of the rice.
Purchased at a Fukushima Prefecture antenna store I saw while strolling in Nihonbashi
It is a fine sake at room temperature, mild but with a hint of alcoholic sharpness at key points, and goes well with chicken.
I felt like the sake was begging me to heat it up, so I left half of it and drank it again at night.