I had a hard time deciding among the three types, arabashiri, nakadori, and seme, and chose the safest one.
Chirichiri-ness. The aftertaste is light and refreshing. You can gobble it up.
I found a bottle of nama-shu and bought it. Opened the bottle a little while ago.
It is a sweet chili type of sake with a strong flavor. A little bit cloudy.
Yamawaboshi. It is brewed alternately every year by Yamawa and Hakurakusei breweries, and this year it was brewed by the Shinzawa Brewery. I drank it in February.
It has a mild impression with a light acidity at first and a refreshing sweetness lingering in the aftertaste. It has a chiliiness and a slight lactic acidity. It was juicy and delicious!
I bought it with Rikuwada and opened it in March. I could probably leave a better comment if I compared them, but this one was good, too. I prefer it at a lower temperature.
I was torn between the Ishikawamon and this one, which I liked the label on. It says "Hyakumangoku No Shiro" is a new variety of sake rice from 2020.
Chirichiri-feeling. Sweet and fluffy. It went well with leatherfish sashimi. Light at 13% alcohol.
It is sweet but not strong, and the aroma lingers after drinking. It is relatively easy to match with anything. I like this one. Horse Sashimi ○ Cream Cheese
Fine bubbles like champagne. It has a sweet aroma of something, but that's okay too.
However, be very careful when opening the bottle.
I drank two bottles, the first one was a bit of a surprise with a loud noise, and the second one automatically opened when I peeled off the plastic and flew up to the ceiling. The second bottle was automatically opened just by peeling off the plastic and flew up to the ceiling.
Purchased after being recommended by a liquor store. I was told that it is now made in a different way from the previous image of the old days.
It is a sake that tastes great with food. It was so good that I went out to buy another bottle. 22.10Opened
Wagamiji, nigori. The orange and light blue label was beautiful and caught my attention.
The sweetness comes first. It is refreshing. The peculiarity I felt when the bottle was first opened disappeared after a few days. It was an easy sake to match with meals.
100% Omachi produced in Akaban, Okayama Prefecture. Consumption within 2 months of production is recommended.
Clean sweetness and fluffy aroma. Easy to drink and delicious.