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Slightly carbonated, deliciously sweet, alc.17%.
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Warmed to lukewarm. Umami dry taste with acidity. Hana-Echizen 68
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Fragrant, fruity and sweet. A delicious sake to drink on its own. Chussei Shin-Senbon 55%
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Second drink after the first beer. Low alcohol, refreshing and easy to drink. alc.5%.
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Warmed. Dry with acidity and umami. Delicious lukewarm. Polishing ratio 65
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Sake with a beautiful flavor. Polishing ratio 55
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Private brand cheap packaged sake from a supermarket. Warmed up. It has a delicious flavor and is good enough for everyday drinking. Polishing ratio 82
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Warmed. It has a dry, habitual taste. It has an addictive taste and can be easily drunk as a food sake. Polishing ratio 67
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Warmed. Slightly dry with a hint of old sake color. Organic rice polished to 65%.
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Cold sake. It is sweet and has a strong taste. There is also a tangy feeling of alcohol. Polishing ratio 70%.
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Warmed. It has a delicious flavor and sweetness as it cools down. The sweetness also comes from the 70% polished rice ratio.
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Cold sake. Clean, dry taste. 60% Gohyakumangoku
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Warmed. Dry sake with a great umami flavor. Polishing ratio 68
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Warmed. Tangy, dry and smooth on the palate. alc.14%.
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This is the first bottle this year. Aromatic, rich, and beautifully tasty. 50% Hana Mochi
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Packaged sake. Warmed. Aromatic, light and dry. Polishing ratio 70%.
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Warmed. Slightly colored aged sake. Dry and smooth. 70% Yamada-Nishiki
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