Taste, peculiarity, and sharpness that are typical of Tokusyu Junmai.
It has a fluffy and strong rice smell (in a good way).
It has a sharp mouthfeel, but the strength of the aroma seems to persist.
Delicious.
It just so happens that it was the right choice to pair it with vinegared mackerel.
A sharp, fresh bottle.
Delicious.
It is refreshing and goes well with beef tongue.
Good with sashimi.
I like it with everything.
Good sake. Good restaurant.
This is the first time I drink tayu.
I thought it was crisp when I put it in my mouth, but it was moderately sweet.
The sweetness lingers even after you finish the drink.
The sweetness is not unpleasant.
It is delicious.
Good.
This is the standard drink at home.
Special Junmai from Drunken Whale.
Even though the rice polishing ratio is 55%, it has a strong taste.
The fact that it is not a ginjo is also good.
But I also have a bottle of Drunken Whale Junmai Ginjo in the fridge.