This is a limited edition sake sold only at a certain store in Hachinohe. The aroma, which is typical of red-label sake, is intact, and the directly pumped raw sake is rather refreshing and easy to drink, although one might expect it to be strong.
4.0 stars
Dry without any peculiarities. It has a slightly fruity aroma. The taste is thin, but that makes it easy to drink and does not interfere with food.
4.0 stars
It has a peculiar sourness like a sake yeast yeast yeast, but it settles down when the bottle is opened and left to mature. It has a good balance of sweet and spicy.
3.5
It has the freshness of "the" sake. The sweetness is moderate in comparison. Anyway, only the freshness of nama-zake stands out. It also has a little bit of seme, which I don't like. I prefer the more relaxed hi-ire style.
3.5
This year, too, it was fruity and delicious. It is really excellent that it is sweet but not at all persistent and you don't get tired of drinking it.
4.0 stars
First of all, it is fresh and intense. Then, a considerable sweetness is felt at the beginning, but it quickly recedes. It is a completely different thing from the hi-iru type. The goodness of Mutsu Hachisen is well expressed.
4.0