Aroma is green apple type.
Slightly sweet and umami, with a light bitterness and alcohol taste at the end.
When heated, the acidity comes out.
The main flavor is umami, but it is not so rich that it is easy to drink.
When served cold, the aroma is of rice and koji
The taste is sourness first, then sweetness and umami.
When heated, the acidity weakens and the sweetness becomes stronger, and the koji taste can be felt, but it does not bother me that much.
Drink cold.
The aroma is pineapple-like.
Sweetness at the beginning, then mainly acidity, not tangy, until the end.
Slight bitterness at the end.
As a summer sake, it should be chilled and drunk as much as possible.
Drink cold
The aroma is weak, with a faint scent of rice.
The taste is weakly sweet, mainly acidic, with a bitter taste at the end.
As you get used to drinking it, you will start to taste a refreshing sweetness.
Drink cold
The aroma is green apple-like.
Fruity sweetness is the main taste, with a sharp bitterness at the end.
A type of summer sake with no acidity.
The bitterness is there but not that strong, so even people who are not used to sake may find it easy to get used to.
Drink cold
The aroma is of rice and light alcohol.
The taste has sweetness and strong umami at the beginning and light acidity and alcohol at the end.
The main flavor is umami, and the sake is easy to drink for its 19% alcohol content.
When cold, the aroma is rice and koji
Taste is strong sweetness, sourness and bitterness are also felt but weak
Sweetness is the main taste, and it is like amazake because of the koji taste.
When heated, the sweetness and koji taste is reduced and it becomes easier to drink.
I think it's a great value for the 700 yen price range with this flavor.
Aroma: red apple and mango.
When drunk cold, the taste is mainly sour and umami with a moderate sweetness, and a touch of bitterness at the end.
When lukewarm, the umami is a little stronger, but the overall flavor remains the same.
The acidity is strong at the beginning, but it becomes less noticeable as you drink it.
Aroma: glutinous rice, mirin (sweet sake)
When served cold, the taste is mainly sweet and umami, with sourness and bitterness at the end of drinking.
When heated, the acidity comes out earlier, and the sweet aroma is released in the nose at the end of drinking.
It is a super mellow type of sake that is completely dedicated to warming up sake.
Not much aroma.
The taste is almost no sweetness, mainly umami and acidity, with bitterness at the end.
When heated, the bitterness and acidity are reduced considerably and the flavor becomes more umami-driven.
It can be served hot, but it is better to drink it cold as a quick mid-meal drink.
Since it is a summer sake, drink it cold.
Green apple aroma, mild sweetness and fruity acidity at the beginning, followed by bitterness and a slight alcohol taste.
Aroma is green apple, some iodine.
Not much flavor, mainly umami and acidity, with a slight alcohol taste at the end.
When heated, the sweetness comes out, the umami is a little stronger and the acidity is weaker.
It can be heated up quite hot.
The aroma is pineapple-like.
Taste: fruity sourness and sweetness at first, then bitterness.
When heated, the sweetness lasts longer and the bitterness is reduced.
It is characterized by a strong bitterness and a refreshing sensation, as is typical of Yukino Matsushima.
When served cold, the aroma is sweet sake, the taste is koji sweetness at the beginning, the main taste is sourness and light bitterness at the end.
When heated, the sweetness lingers longer and the acidity is reduced.
The aroma is koji-like and unique, so it is more comfortable to drink hot sake.
Omachi Special Junmai
When served cold, the aroma is weak but apple-like.
The taste is weakly sweet, mainly umami, with a light acidity and alcohol at the end of drinking.
When lukewarm, it tastes a little sweeter and less alcoholic.
When chilled, it is too easy to drink and runs out quickly.