I thought it was drier than I expected, but not CEL-24.
But thanks to the lack of sweetness, it seems more like a white wine.
It's refreshing, so it can be served chilled with western food.
It's fruity, and even after swallowing it, you can still feel the sweetness on your tongue, so it doesn't feel too dry.
Fruity, refreshing, sweet, and bitter all come together to make a very tasty drink!
A shuwashuwa refreshing sake perfect for hot summer.
It feels almost like a summer dobrokkuri.
I would be happy if more of this kind of sake is released in summer.
It has an alcohol content of 8% and a Sake -70, but the acidity is not high at all at 1.7.
When I drink it, I don't find it as sweet as the numbers, but the alcohol content makes it seem a bit thin, which is disappointing.
Junmai Ginjo Aratame Black.
Perhaps due to a cold, the fruitiness was not so strong.
and a strong lactic acidity.
It is so fizzy that you would think it was sparkling.
Continuing from last year, I purchased a mid-pick with dock tag.
The first day after opening, it tastes good with a light acidity.
After the second day, it starts to feel a little hinny, so is it best to drink it up on the day it is opened?
Although it is supposed to be sweet, it is not that sweet, but rather the acidity derived from malic acid is more assertive.
Since it is made with yeast No. 77, it has a very strong apple-like fruitiness.
I will start with Mizuchi.
Opening the bottle was not particularly difficult, but it is quite shwashy.
It has just the right amount of sweetness and lemon-like acidity, almost like lemon squash.
It has a refreshing lemon aroma and sourness, but overall the hops are very assertive.
It was good enough to finish in one night, but I thought this would be fine with Hanakaze.
It would be better if the hops were less assertive and the lemon was stronger.
I've been hearing a lot about Genzai lately. I was able to secure a ras 1 at Hasegawa Sake Shop's Granta Tokyo branch.
I hear about NEXT HIROKI, but this is really delicious.
You can't really taste the acidity when you take it out of the fridge, but as time goes by, the acidity comes out more and more.
It also has a good amount of gassiness, so you can drink more and more of it.
Bought this on my return to GW Nara.
I brought it to a BBQ and drank it.
I like Kaze no Mori the best.
It has a nice sweetness, acidity and gasiness.
It goes well with BBQ.
The aroma is tame, although there is a hint of muscat.
When drunk, it has juicy citrus sweetness, acidity, and a good amount of gas.
Although it is a kijoshu, the sweetness is not too strong, so it is refreshing.
Of course it is sweet because it is a kijo sake, but it is not heavy sweetness, and it is refreshing thanks to the strong acidity.
This year, there was also a raw version, but I was only able to get the hi-ire version.
It is a very tasty sake, and I hope to get both next year.
It is a sweet and fruity sake with a pleasantly gaseous taste.
It has a trendy taste, but it is not differentiated from other breweries, and I must say that it has no personality.
However, this does not mean that it tastes bad, and it is very tasty.
This sake is like a concentrated apple with only the honey part.
There is no heavy sweetness, and the acidity nicely balances it out, making it light and easy to drink despite being a kijo-shu.
UA collaboration and SPARK are also available, but I still like the normal one the best.
A muscat-flavored sake with a strong acidity.
It is not very sweet, so there is a grapefruit-like nuance.
If you drink it without knowing anything about it, you may think it is a naturale wine, but it is more like a wine.