Hagi no Tsuru no Sakura Neko
Lightly cloudy with a gorgeous aroma.
It has a sweetness, but it is very refreshing and has a nice sharpness.
It is a junmai ginjo, but the rice is polished to 48%.
There is a slight bitterness in the aftertaste.
It is sweet but refreshing, so it is good with sushi!
Ippaku Suisei Pink Label
Commonly known as Ippaku Pink
The overall impression is clean and clear, typical of Isshiro Suisei.
Slightly fruity sweetness with a hint of citrus bitterness
The sweetness is enhanced when paired with strong dishes.
The bitterness is noticeable when drunk on its own.
It has a gorgeous aroma and flavor, and is very drinkable, as is typical of Hidariyoshi.
It has a strong presence that can be matched with strong dishes.
Junmai Ginjo made with 100% Akita Gin no Sei
But they say it is only 50% polished rice.
Incidentally, it is sold only in Akita Prefecture.
As it seems to be freshly pressed sake, the moment you drink it, you can feel the gasiness and the refreshing sweetness.
The aftertaste is sharp, with a slight lingering bitterness.
It's been a while since I've had a Yuki no Bijin, but it's still good!
Hirasen FOUR SEASONS spring sake.
It is a light nigori sake with a sweet taste at the beginning, followed by a bitter taste.
I wonder if this is a characteristic of Yamahai sake making.
The sake has a good sharpness, giving the overall impression of a refreshing sake, but the sake's sake meter reads -5.0.
It is easy to drink without feeling any sweetness.
Yamamoto's spring sake.
Gorgeously fruity but refreshing and delicious.
It has a fruity sweetness that lingers in the aftertaste.
The acidity also makes it easy to drink.
Nabeshima Spring Sake
Sweet, but not too sweet, and the overall impression is refreshing.
Still, it is delicious with a faint feeling of gas and a fruity sweetness that lingers in the aftertaste.
Easy to drink and delicious sake
A sake that is not too sweet and makes you think that balance is important.
Kakuemon Pink Label
I heard it is commonly called "Pinkakku".
As the label explains, it has a melon-like sweet aroma and flavor, with a fresh gasiness and a bitter aftertaste.
The lingering bitterness in the aftertaste is unique and addictive.
It is easy to drink and you will drink it, but be careful not to drink too much as it has a high alcohol content of 17 degrees!
This nigori sake has a pink color reminiscent of spring.
It is said that red yeast is used to produce this color.
It has a yogurt-like sourness, sweetness, and a gaseous taste.
The aftertaste, however, is slightly bitter and sharp, making it easy to drink without being harsh.
The overall taste is mild, with a clean mouthfeel and no carbonation.
It has a mild sweetness and a slight bitterness in the aftertaste.
Comes with tortoise gold leaf as an added bonus.