This is one of the sakes we drank at the Akita Sake Festival.
An easy-drinking sake with fruity sweetness made from Omachi and a lingering bitterness typical of Yuki no Bijin.
This was the first sake I drank at the Akita Sake Festival.
It was an X-type direct pass, which means it was directly pumped.
It was a delicious sake, easy to drink with a fruity and sharp aftertaste.
Clear mouthfeel
Fruity aroma and sweetness.
There is a sharp aftertaste.
Exquisite balance that you will never get tired of even if you keep drinking it.
Gaseous and fruity aroma from the beginning of drinking.
It is sweet and easy to drink.
The aftertaste is sharp, and a slight bitterness finishes it off.
Delicious even in a wine glass.
I went on a business trip to Shiga, so I bought some at a nearby liquor store.
It was my first time to drink Matsu no Tsukasa.
There were many varieties, but I bought the Aizan Daiginjo, which I like.
The mouthfeel is refreshing.
It has a slight sweetness with a slight bitterness in the aftertaste.
It is easy to drink.
Miyakanbai Autumn Sake.
This is the first time I drank Miyakanbai.
Fruity and gassy from the start.
It is sweet but has an excellent aftertaste.
It is a delicious sake that can be served with a meal, as is typical of Miyagi sake.
Clear and dry.
But you can also taste the umami of the rice, and there is a sharp aftertaste.
It is dry, but you can also feel its gorgeousness.
Easy to drink and delicious!
Purchased Rikuwada instead of Omachi.
From the first sip, you feel a gorgeous sweetness.
It has a high alcohol content of 16%, so it is not only sweet, but also has a strong sake character!
The aftertaste is bitter.
It can be served with food.
It has a refreshing taste, but its fruity aroma makes it easy to drink.
When paired with sushi, its gorgeous aroma and sharpness do not detract from the flavor of the sushi.
The mouthfeel is clean and you can feel the carbonation.
You can also taste the flavor of rice.
Easy to drink and delicious.
It goes well with pickled vegetables and other salty foods.
Igarashi's limited edition Yamahai Nao Kumi that I was told about by a sake shop.
Dry with a clear, crisp taste.
You can also feel a subtle carbonation.
You can feel the sweetness of the rice and it has a solid presence.
It is delicious with strong dishes.
I heard that the basic Igarashi has many fruity flavors, so I want to try the basic one next time!