It is not too fruity for a daiginjo, and is easy to drink for those who do not like such habits. It is an excellent type of sake that is not limited by season, cuisine, or situation.
Kumamoto is rich in natural water. Even tap water tastes good when drunk as it is. Kumamoto's sake, even if it is a variety of brands, seems to have a stronger sharpness than that of other prefectures.
This time, Koroh also has richness and fullness because it is a hiyaoroshi sake, but even so, it still has a sharpness that lingers. Personally, I am very much in favor of this Kumamoto sake.
This is one of the most famous brands of sake in Kumamoto.
Perhaps it is because there are several water sources nearby, but in a good sense, I felt that the water had a strong claim to the sake. The name is derived from the sacred mountain Aso. I prefer to drink it cold.
The original sake is sold only at the brewery.
It should be served at room temperature or cold.
As a sake brewery located in a water-rich area, it has a refreshing taste.
It is a sake to be drunk slowly with light appetizers.
Named after this year's Chinese zodiac sign.
The taste is light for a nigori sake.
I was looking for a good nigori sake that I had in Hokkaido.
I think it has a little more malted rice, more like doburoku.
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I feel that Fukuoka sake is rough and strong.
Nama sake is even more youthful.
I would like to drink it quietly in cold water.
The drink is unexpectedly crisp. Since it is made in a rice-producing area, I assumed it would have a soft and expansive flavor. It goes well with sashimi. It is a very typical sake.
A bottle that runs on sharpness and freshness.
I feel it is easy to drink even for those who are not good at sake.
It has no strange habits, so it is good for cocktails or for drinking with a splash.
The four-year aging process gives it a mellowness that is a world apart from new sake.
It can be served cold, room temperature, or hot.
Personally, I like to drink it in outdoor situations.