I had had Sentori Classic and Kabutomushi before, so I was curious to order this one as well. It has a fruity and sweet taste typical of Sentori, and the sourness is good in a nostalgic way!
Sake with a strong peculiarity and aroma. It is not sweet, but rather quite refreshing and has a strong umami flavor. It seems to be a different sake for different tastes.
This sake is characterized by a dry taste that is very appealing. It also has a gorgeous flavor, and I would definitely like to drink it with fish caught in Aomori! I drank it with a fantasy that I would like to drink it with fish caught in Aomori.
It has a full-bodied flavor typical of long-aged sake. It has a yellowish color, similar to the appearance on the label. It also has a deep and peculiar aroma, which seems to go well with Chinese flavors!
Senkou is famous for its seasonal sake. It has a nostalgic sweet and sour taste that fits the name "retro" with a rather refreshing apple-like acidity. This certainly sounds like a delicious summer sake from this brewery.
Apparently not for sale, it is a 20 year old aged wine from 2005, with a rather deep, peculiar taste and aroma. This is good.
As mentioned in the booth, it would be good with sweet foods such as stewed pork cubes to give it a fuller flavor!
The flavor is described below, and as you can see, the sweetness is quite strong and thick. It has a strong aroma, and I would like to taste it by itself.
Bodhi yeast, experimental brewing No.77
What is this? Fruity taste that I have never tasted before. It tastes like a juice, as if it contains fruit juice.
It's like this, but it's not sake (not in a bad way!).
This is good, I like it a lot!
It has a thick, fruity flavor, but not too sweet and refreshing to drink!
It seems like a good idea to go with just sake. I thought it had a nice texture on the tongue and a flavor that reminded me of local Yamagata sake.
We also found Hana Yuu at the same store, so we compared them after the Jyushiyo!
It is true that the taste is similar to that of Jyushiyo, but this one has a stronger sweetness and a thicker flavor. The softness of the naming suits the taste, and it is also very tasty!
I came across Jyushiyo at an izakaya I happened to visit, so I tried it for the first time.
I thought, "Indeed, this is a flavor that is no wonder it is so popular! It tastes sweet and fruity, but it is refreshing and clean, and the slightly tangy gas feeling on the tongue is pleasant! It is indeed expensive....
I would like to try another kind if I find it again!
It has a refreshing dry taste, but also has a fruity quality that is typical of daiginjos. It seems to go well with food, and it seems to be good to go as it is.
Sake brewed with sake, not water. It is sweeter and richer than anything I have ever tasted. Even people who don't like sake can enjoy it.
It doesn't seem to go well with foods that are easy to pair with sake, but I think it would be better to go with the sake by itself, on the rocks.