I enjoyed it cold (lol).
Although it is labeled as a dry ginjo-style sake...it is not dry, and depending on what it is paired with, it can be sweet, but I still think it is an easy-drinking sake.
Tastes good, this is good enough, but I had a Junmai Ginjo first (laughs).
It would be good if it were easy to tell the difference in grade.
It adds to the enjoyment of comparing different grades, doesn't it?
This is the one from last year that has been stored for a year.
Compared to this year's, it is more mellow.
I thought that fresh sake was supposed to be drunk right away.
It is delicious.
Immediately after opening the bottle, this red sake was more refreshing and tastier than the black one from the other day.
Sake is converted by the passage of time, but it is even more difficult to do so with nama-zake.
I am not sure if I will be able to drink it while it is still tasty.
I think the taste is more subdued if you let it sit for a little longer than if you just opened it.
I think that most sake from the Kanto region is...well, not so good, but Morishima is quite good.
Purchased at Nunoichi. Not like Toyama, but delicious.
It's a delicious slightly sparkling wine! I don't like things that are too shwashy, but this is possible!
Postscript
As the bottle is opened and the day goes by, it loses its slight bubbles and becomes a full-bodied, umami type of wine. It's my favorite (lol)