First Junmai Ginjo. Thank you for the encounter.
Tobiroki is delicious even when drunk alone, but I love the way the taste becomes gorgeous when it is drunk as a food sake.
It's at its best about two days after opening the bottle.
I bought this because last year's fire-aged version was delicious.
There is a little sourness that I don't like right after opening the bottle.
It settled down after about 3 days.
I think I prefer the fire-aged version.
It has a great balance of sweetness and dryness.
The sweetness seemed to wear off after about four days, so it would have been better to drink it up quickly.
I would like to repeat it next year.
I especially like the pink and yellow ones.
At first I thought it was characterized by acidity and astringency.
After a few days, the taste became more complex.
It is a sake that you can enjoy a rare change in taste that you have never had before.
It's also inexpensive, so I thought it would be a great sake to keep in the store in a bottle.
It was a gift.
I've been wanting to drink this for a long time, so thank you very much.
The sweetness and sourness are almost non-existent, and there is a hint of rice in the span and cleanliness.
The rice flavor started to come out on the second day after opening the bottle, which is good, but even after a few days, the flavor didn't change.
It's amazing.
A juicy drink full of flavor.
It's well-balanced rather than well-done.
They also sold a couple of low-pasteurized ones, so I'm curious to see how that one is.
My first brand.
It has an impression that the astringency of the last is characteristic.
The faint fruitiness is like the moon after rain or the Tsukasa of the pine.
The dry feeling is like Kaze no Mori.
I want to try another one.
The muddled one seems to be in season now, but I've never had a regular naturals before, so I chose the non-muddled one.
I didn't like to drink it because I imagined the taste, but I don't know why I didn't drink it before! I like it so much.
The aroma is banana-like. When you put it in your mouth, the dignified freshness becomes the main. The sourness that comes next is caught early by the flavour of the wooden bucket and the nigashibu, and it finishes immediately.
I drank Akatonbo and Snowman this year, and I liked them all. It is very good.
After opening the bottle, the impression is that it is dry with a strong alcohol taste.
After a few days, the taste opens up and becomes more complex, which I like. This is my favorite.