The alcohol content is relatively mild among hiyaoroshi, and the sweetness among the mellow flavor makes it easy to drink. It goes well with meat and fish.
Noto support sake limited to 500 bottles nationwide. Very inexpensive for the specs. The smell is subdued, but there is a slight aroma of rice. It is a mildly ricey sake with a spiciness coming in the latter half.
It was the first sake I drank on my trip to Kanazawa.
It has a fluffy sweet aroma like rice. When you drink it, the sweetness of rice like doburoku is quite strong. The aftertaste is slightly spicy.
I bought this on my way home from a brewery tour. I learned a lot from the tour of the brewery!
This sake is not Miyakanbai, but Kanbai Shuzo. I guess it is the only brand name.
It has a fruity aroma like grapes and a slight smell of alcohol. It has a strong sweetness and a full-bodied spiciness, but it seems to disappear quickly.
Aroma between beer and lychee. Sour and fruity, with a strong, fruity, salty lychee flavor. Very drinkable for its alcohol content.
I liked it, but the rest of my family didn't like it. It seems to be an alcoholic beverage that people like or dislike,
Aroma is weak but perceptible. The acidity and sweetness are great, but there is a pungent aftertaste. The alcohol is strong and a little difficult to drink.
The aroma is subdued. It is easy to drink and delicious, with a strong sense of effervescence and a mild mouthfeel similar to other Sairai. It seems to belong to the group of Shinsei and Senkyoku!
The aroma is subdued, but the taste is a little sweet and sour. It is relatively refreshing and suitable for a mid-meal drink. I personally prefer Asaromi.