The unique sweetness...I love it.
It's best served at room temperature.
I drank it in less than a month, but next time
I would like to drink it slowly and carefully.
On the first day of opening the bottle, it was dry, but the fruity sweetness increased day by day. The acidity and bitterness are well balanced.
It is delicious.
It's fruity and delicious. Melon type? Ramune?
The aftertaste changes to a light bitterness that makes it easy to drink.
It's 13 degrees and low alcohol so you can drink it forever and ever💦.
Lightly tingling at room temperature, with sourness.
When heated, the flavor increases and is delicious.
It has no sweetness when served cold, but more acidity.
Personally, I prefer it warmed.
I was thinking that on the second day of opening the bottle!
It has a fruity sweetness and a lighter acidity when served cold. Hmmm, it's delicious even chilled.
Good chilled. Good at room temperature. Good with warmed sake!
It's not too sweet, not too strong in flavor, and it goes down easy.
It's delicious! It can be enjoyed before, during, or after a meal.
It is fruity and easy to drink. It has a light acidity, so the aftertaste is not too sweet.
The alcohol level is 17-18.
I drank too much and got drunk.
It has no sweetness and no habits peculiar to traditional sake brewing, and when you drink it, it disappears quickly.
It is a very clean sake.
I thought it was a sake that goes around and comes back at the end.
I really wanted a bottle of Shin Tschida No. 4, but they didn't have it, so I bought this one from the same brewery on the recommendation of the store clerk.
It's sweet! It's sweet, but not fruity sweet, hmm? Yogurt? Overripe pears? I can't describe it with my tongue💦.
It was a very interesting drink. It's delicious!
The first day of opening the bottle There is a tingling sensation. Bitter apple aftertaste.
After 2 or 3 days of opening the bottle, the fruity taste increases, but the aftertaste is short and refreshing. It is delicious.