Light effervescence and acidity, good bitterness
Less sweet than before? Good sharpness.
In case you were wondering, the cork flew off when I opened it.
Clean, citrusy aroma.
Lime is close to it.
The acidity is refreshing and goes well with the citrus aroma.
It also has a rice flavor typical of Shichiken.
Taste that can be drunk anytime.
It has a sweet aroma at first, followed by a hint of rice, but later the bitterness also comes out strongly. The man at the roadside station in Yokohama where we bought it said it tastes best when chilled, but it might also be good warmed up as a mealtime sake!
Although cloudy, there is no sticky rice smell.
It has a sharp lactic acidity and a fresh aroma. It is refreshing, as if the cloudy sake had been refreshed.
I drank new rice and new sake the other day, so I drank this one too.
I wonder if this one is more refreshing.
I'll have to drink them at the same time to find out.
The quality of the sake is firm and thick.
I would say it has the freshness of new sake, but I could not distinguish it from the regular Funakuchi I drank before. I should have compared the two.
The sweetness and umami of rice with a moderate acidity, which is typical of Honkinen, and a chili sensation that can only be achieved with a draft.
It has the flavor of the current trend and the firmness that aims to be a typical Honkin sake. This is delicious.
Rice flavor, acidity, plumpness and clarity. The sense of alcohol is easily felt. I drank it chilled, but it would be better to drink it at room temperature or higher.