Not too sweet, not too spicy, well-balanced and just right!
Delicious!
It doesn't get sweet even after a few days of opening the bottle.
I would like to make it a regular sake.
Schwashy, like drinking a glass of champagne. It is still schwirling on the second day of opening the bottle. It is delicious with Senkou's unique sweetness and acidity.
On the first day of opening the bottle, it had a slightly sweet taste with a slightly dry aftertaste.
After a couple of days, the tangy feeling disappeared and it was a delicious sake that was not too sweet, which is typical of Fukushima.
Sorry tkmts for the delay💦.
Well 💦 I'm torn!
I wonder if Yamadanishiki is more fruity.
It's a matter of taste.
I'll have to try the raw Gohyakumangoku.
It is rather dry without fruity sweetness. I like it because it is dry and sweet. It is supposed to be kept chilled, but I had it at room temperature and warmed, and it was also delicious.