The aroma was gorgeous, just like arabashiri.
When I put it in my mouth, it tasted light but had enough umami to satisfy my taste buds.
I would like to try a different type of this brand.
I bought it because of the Christmas-like packaging and the fact that it was a drink that goes well with fish, which was written on the store's pop-up sign.
The aroma was mild, but...
It was not only slightly effervescent, it was full-blown (lol).
The taste is a balance of sourness and bitterness, which is what they were talking about here when they said it goes well with fish!
A little acidic and suitable for a mealtime drink? I think it's for a food wine.
Personally, I thought it had a strong grapefruit flavor, but the people I was drinking it with were all saying it was more like cheese or white wine.
It smells sweet and comes in a great smooth mouthfeel 🍶.
It tastes sweet and delicious, just the way I like it!
The Tokachi from the same brewery is also delicious and satisfying for those who like sweet sake.
Saga's local sake, which the store owner said was a challenge sake made with a modern twist on a Muromachi period technique.
Sweet from the aroma.
It has a mildly effervescent taste and is mild and delicious on the palate!
It was a sake that betrayed my expectations in a good way.
I would like to try other Kihotsuru.
Sake made from 100 percent Taku City food rice!
Bought it at a liquor store in Tosu and got it as a birthday present!
It was a sweet sake with a strong aroma, weakly effervescent, and had a very strong aftertaste.
The last time I drank Takachiyo, it was sweet and tasty, so I tried it in a one-cup size.
Personally, I thought it tasted like grapefruit, and I thought it would be better to drink it while eating rather than drinking it alone. It was a bit like grapefruit.
Sake with a soft aroma and mouthfeel, but a little dry.
I am not a fan of dry sake, but I could enjoy this one, so it was the perfect time for me to feel the end of summer.
Impressive sweet aroma when opening the bottle and pouring.
Light on the palate with a tangy finish!
As it gets to room temperature, the tangy feeling disappears, but it mellows out and is delicious.
Sweet Niigata sake recommended by my boss on a business trip.
It's fizzy and sweet, and it's going to run out fast...
Takachiyo seems to have many different versions, so I'm going to try them all!
And the Halloween packaging is also GOOD!
This sake was created in collaboration with Bandiera Jogo Kotobuki of Fukuoka's J-League team, Avispa Fukuoka, and his hometown, Mitsui no Kotobuki.
I went out to buy it as soon as I saw it, because I knew I had to have it if I was an Avispa supporter.
I had avoided this sake because of the dryness of Mitsui no Kotobuki, but I had enjoyed Bida made by the same brewery, so I wondered how it would taste. I drank it just to see how it would be...
Delicious! That was my honest impression.
The aroma was rich and refreshing, and I drank it in no time at all, with just a hint of spiciness at the end.
I wish they would serve this again!