It's delicious!
I wonder if it is because it is Omachi that the taste spreads in a big way after drinking this?
The mouthfeel is light and the flavor spreads.
It's a good sake that spreads out and leaves a lingering aftertaste💡.
No matter which one you drink, the moment you drink it, you'll say Hououmita! It's amazing!
The sweetness and aroma of the rice is really good, and it's still my favorite sake 💡!
I knew it was going to be good the moment I put it in my mouth.
It smells like a banana when you roll it underneath.
But there was also a decent amount of alcohol in it, and I got the impression that it was very drinkable.
This is a type of Hiden Yamahai that has not been heated.
The impression is that it is a clean sake that is not Yamahai.
The freshness and gentle sweetness were delicious 💡.
This sake is polished to 39% rice polishing ratio.
The feeling of the sake disappearing in your mouth is like a good sake.
It doesn't have many characteristics, but as you continue to drink it, the soft acidity follows you.
The first aroma is mature and juicy acidity in the mouth.
The bitterness and acidity mix well on the tongue, and a gorgeous ginjo aroma rises from the trace 😊.
Ottersai Drinking Comparison Part 3
I usually drink Ottersai.
I had the impression that it was a delicious sake with a great aroma, but when I compared it to other drinks, I felt the rice flavor was even stronger.
I felt again that Ottersai is delicious.
Comparison of Ottersai Part 2
I was surprised to see the difference between this and the 23%.
The taste of the rice is delicious 💡.
I realized that the Ottersai label should be photographed like this lol
Comparing three types of Ottersai Part 1
The first 23% I drank
I don't remember because I got drunk while comparing them, but the 23% was beautiful.
I had the impression that it was easy to drink 💡.
I think this is the most fruity Mimuro Sugi I've ever had.
And yet, the aftertaste is refreshing.
It has a moderate gassy taste.
The elegant sweetness that is typical of Mimurosugi spreads, delicious😊.