Aged senbyo served for the first time to rebuild the brewery. The color is a light yellow.
It has a mildly matured and sharp taste. Although it is an aged sake, it has an overall sense of crispness that is typical of Senpyo.
First Hida Sansui. 2015BY at room temperature. The color is yellowish.
It is easy to drink because it is mellow and not too matured for a BY, and has the refreshing crispness that is typical of aluzoe. It has both the goodness of matured sake and the goodness of aluzoe, and it is delicious.
It is believed to be 2023BY. The color is a little yellowish. At room temperature, it has a good umami and sharpness with a mild sense of maturity, and is delicious.
This is also my first time drinking this sake. When served cold, it has a moderate, robust rice flavor that quickly disappears. I prefer it at room temperature.
This is the first Kokufutsuru. It is impressive for its petit-fresh, clear and clean acidity, but it also has a good umami flavor typical of a 65% polished sake. It gives the impression of being a light, food-friendly sake.
2011BY was served warm. The color is a pale yellow. While it has a sense of maturity, it has an exquisite sweetness and flavor that is elegant and soft, as if it were made with 50% polished rice.
R5BY served lukewarm. The soft umami spreads on the palate with a gentle mouthfeel, and it finishes with the moderate acidity of Yamahai. Well balanced.
The first Okushika was made in H29BY. At room temperature, it has a mildly matured taste with a strong acidity.
When heated, it has a mild burnt taste and a strong sharpness with acidity.
The color is pale yellow. At room temperature, it has a burnt taste and a sharp taste.
When heated, the mild burnt taste is irresistible. It has a nice sharpness and should definitely be drunk warmed.
Pair with Benten Musume's Narazuke.
It has a strong impression of mild sweetness and umami. It has a mildly sweet and umami impression, with a raw feeling that fades away, leaving a weak sense of sharpness. It is best served warmed to eliminate the raw taste.
It is soft on the palate, but has a robust, robust flavor that is not typical of a 55% polished sake. It has a good sharpness with acidity, making it an excellent mid-meal sake. It might be better to call it "Tokujun".
Summer sake, heated. It has a soft umami flavor. It has a crispness with acidity that is typical of a sake with a sake meterage of +14, but it is softened by the warming.