Fresh and sweet, with cherry candy, peach and some pear sweetness.
Slightly fizzy at the opening of the bottle, the overall fruity aroma is complex and thick, with rich layers, sweet but not greasy, with a slightly bitter finish.
I bought the Nigata Sake no Jin after trying one glass, and it was really delicious!
Really need to open the bottle attention ... ... iron ring opened half, the bottle cap directly sprayed out, the wine probably spilled a cup or so QQ!
Fruity aroma with milk guava, melon, grape pulp and some honey sweet aroma.
In the mouth, the bubbles are distinct and delicate, bringing out a soft and deep sweetness, with crisp acidity, achieving a perfect balance of sweet and sour to finish, with hardly a trace of bitterness or other impurities.
It should be my first time to drink Echigo Kagura, and I found out that it is the result of mating Yamada Nishiki and Hokuriku No. 174, and the overall data performance is similar to Yamada Nishiki, but it is more cold-hardy.
Starting off with First Class, I think I got something wrong with Echigoraku 😆.
It is also a rare super-hard water, but with the use of Goemanshi, which is usually more muted in expression, it shows Iwanoi's distinctive richness.
Fresh and acidic on the palate, with a full-bodied mid-palate, balanced between sweet and sour, and a clean finish.
It is rare to find a sake brewed with ultra-hard water.
It has a slightly mineral flavor, with the acidity from the mountain waste and the rich flavor of Yamada Nishiki. Although it is a bit strong, it has layers of sweetness and sourness, which makes the whole drinking process quite refreshing.
It also goes well with heavier foods!
Rarely seen high alcohol and flavor
Not a lot of aroma, acidity is obvious with barrel flavor, the body is three-dimensional and layered, a little spicy and mellow flavor, heavy but not too strong, the finish is clean and sharp, very special flavor, drinkable and affordable. A pleasant surprise at the Wine Festival!
I don't think I need to say anything more, it's just delicious!
Fresh fruits, sweet white peaches, some pear sweetness, strong body, yet fine and dense.
Ripe fruit, honeyed apple, herbal aroma
In the mouth, fresh and moist with some acidity on both sides, sweetness rises in the mid to late afternoon, sweetness continues, slightly spicy finish, slightly sweet overall.
Red: a sparkling, thin, cloudy wine with dense bubbles and sweet aromas of honeyed apples and grapes.
White: perfectly balanced between fruity and bold flavors, with pear notes
Both of them are brewed with Yohimachi rice, perfectly demonstrating the stronger style of Yohimachi rice, with layers of freshness and coolness, making it a great choice for single-serve meals.
Gorgeous fruity aroma, full of sweetness and rice flavors, smooth acidity.
Overall rich, with a three-dimensional and layered mouthfeel, a soft finish, and just the right amount of sweetness and acidity, this is a wine that can be enjoyed on its own or with a meal.
Floral and fruity aroma but not much, focusing on the delicate flavor, rice sweetness, surprisingly out of the feather Chan; but brewed such a flavorful flavor, overall very suitable for matching meals
Sweetness is obvious, white peaches, pears, slightly carbonic acidity, seven water style is obvious, rice will flavor and acidity to pull back the sweetness, the overall concentration, the finish is crisp and refreshing
Brewed with 240 hard water and 601 New Deal yeast.
Bubbly, crisp acidity, mineral, some milk, acidity and flavor complement each other, with a thick finish.