The sweet and sour taste comes first, and the end is a little spicy.
I was expecting it to be sweeter because of the four seasons, but the sweetness is weaker.
It was the first time I saw this brand, but I was attracted by the word "super limited" and bought it.
It is a sake that you can taste two flavors at once, the sweetness in your mouth and the spiciness gradually coming out. It is a sake that can be drunk neatly, and I think I will look for another kind.
This is by far the number one wine I've had this year.
The aroma, flavor, and sweetness are all well balanced and harmonious. You don't need any side dishes, you can drink it by itself.
It is a sake that I want to drink again next year.
I finally drank my first Tenbi, which has been a hot topic since last year.
It's fruity and relatively refreshing. It's not the kind of thing you can drink in one gulp.
However, after a little while after opening the bottle, the bitter aftertaste started to appear, so it is better to drink it immediately after opening.
It's a stable brew.
It's not a nama-shu, but it's fresh like a nama-shu, and the aroma and flavor are both outstanding.
It's not as sweet as Masanochi, but it's very tasty in its own right.
It has a slight effervescence characteristic of nama-shu, a fruity sweetness, and a bitter and umami aftertaste.
Kamonishiki is one of my personal favorite sakes, but this was a very high level sake among them.
This sake is a blend of Summer Emotion and Summer Evolution. It doesn't have much sweetness, so it's more like Evolution.
It was refreshing and easy to drink.