The wine has subtle bubbles and distinct flavors of honeydew melon and green apple. The label, like Akabu's "Amber," has an orange-yellow visual design that makes you look forward to the coming fall and the maple leaves on the mountains. The tagline also depicts the tranquility of an airplane landing after flying over the 99-mile coast in the setting sun.
It's true that you have to write a review as soon as you finish the wine or you forget some of the subtle flavors... This one is cheesy and lingers in your mouth with a sticky feeling after you drink it, which is rather distinctive.
This is brewed using red rice koji, and the color of the sake is a special slightly reddish color, so to show off its beautiful color, it is sold in Japan in a clear bottle. With 65% rice koji and an alcohol content of 10, it is very easy to drink, and tastes like a sweet apple cider without the bubbles.
This is a sake that uses 100% of Ishikawamon's rice, and it is added to the third step of the brewing process called "Sanshiki". The sake has a strong sense of effervescence, and with an alcohol level of only 11 degrees, it is easy to drink, but the flavor is very rich. It has a very strong flavor of honeydew melon and bubblegum right after pouring, and in the mouth there is also a clear fruity acidity. In addition, the label has a couple of beautiful swallows on it, and overall it's a very good wine!
Soma Brewery switched brewing to Okazaki Brewery in Nagano because of the Noto disaster, and the resulting bamboo leaves were expected to be in the style of Shinshu's Kamehameha, but they were unexpectedly quite distinctive in their own way.