I received this from a person living in Saga. I wonder if there is any difference between the "Waza Waza" version and the "Waza Prefectural" version.
It is mildly smooth and easy to drink.
Purchased at a roadside station in Chichibu. It is smooth and has a slight sweetness, but has a clean aftertaste. It goes well with the strong taste of eel.
Summer limited edition sake at the end of summer vacation.
It feels drier than usual Toichi. The aftertaste is also firm. Slightly bitter.
I like it better than usual Toichi.
Polished to 96%!
Unlike the fruity sweetness of daiginjos, it has a sweetness that gradually recedes. If I had to describe it, it would be like amazake.
It was impossible to keep drinking it as it was, so I tried drinking it on the rocks with ice, or even with carbonated water.
Well, just for conversation.
At an izakaya (Japanese style bar) in Kamata, I ordered 1 gou of sake and the guy at the bar showed me a bottle.
I don't remember the details of the taste, but it is a good sake for a meal.
A gift.
Daiginjo. It has a refreshing taste with no cloying flavor. There is a slight sweetness, but it is crisp and refreshing. It is delicious from the moment it enters the mouth.
Purchased out of curiosity.
Polished 70%, alc 17 degrees. The color is clear with a slight yellow tinge.
The rice is only labeled as being from Yamaguchi Prefecture, but there is no brand name.
It is basically sweet with a tangy kick at the end.
Not enough to repeat, but there are green and pink varieties, so I will try them when I see them.
I could not find it in my neighborhood and finally got it.
It has a strong umami flavor, but is very refreshing.
I will buy it immediately when I find it!
100% Yumesansui. First rice.
Slightly acidic with a sweet aftertaste. Slightly sour, sweet aftertaste. Almost no bitterness. Good taste.
I drank it cold, so I want to try heating it up.