Temperature Estimated 5°C
Taste 75
Color
Aroma: The aging aroma is quite restrained, but comes out a little later.
Taste: Fruity like a daiginjo
Overall impression: Because it is aged under freezing temperatures, the aged aroma is much less than that of Ittapana koshu, making it easy to drink even if you are not a fan of koshu.
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator), room temperature
Taste degree -%.
Color
Aroma: Alcohol smell typical of cheap honjozo
Taste: Thin. It is typical of cheap sake and tastes bad.
General comments
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator), room temperature
Taste degree 65
Color
Nose: Brilliant at first, but mature aroma emerges later.
Taste: Sweet on the palate, changing rapidly from sourness, spiciness, and bitterness. The taste is sweet on the palate, and changes rapidly from sourness to spiciness to bitterness.
General comments
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator), room temperature
Taste 80
Color Clear and colorless
Nose Fruity ginjo aroma
Taste: Lightly sweet
Overall impression: Not enough
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator), room temperature
Taste degree 50%.
Color
Aroma
Taste
General comments: It seems to go well with fatty salmon. More for meat than fish.
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator), room temperature
Taste 80
Color Clear and colorless
Nose: Sweet ginjo aroma.
Taste: Sweet on the palate with a slightly bitter aftertaste.
Overall impression: Delicious, but you will get tired of it while drinking.
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator), room temperature
Taste 70%.
Color Clear and colorless
Aroma: Almost none from the glass. The feeling that passes through the nose after taking it into the mouth is cemedine-like.
Taste: Light, with an astringent and bitter aftertaste. As you drink it, you can taste sweetness on the palate.
Overall impression: For those who like classic type of wine.
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator), room temperature
Taste 70%.
Color Clear and colorless
Nose: Slightly woody
Taste: Light and dry compared to the aroma.
Overall impression: I wonder if drunken whale tastes like this. Kochi, like Niigata, has an image of dryness.
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator), room temperature
Taste 75
Color Clear and colorless
Aroma: Slightly floral. When cooled, the aroma weakens considerably and the glamour is lost.
Taste: Sweetness on the palate for a moment, then sourness starts to appear, and the aftertaste is a fusion of sourness and bitterness.
Overall impression: I would drink it if I had it, but it is not my favorite until I aim for it.
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator)
Taste 75
Color Clear and colorless
Aroma: Sour smell like balsamic vinegar
Taste: As sour as the aroma. There is something unique about the taste other than the sourness.
Overall impression: It does not have much of the original flavor. The alcohol content is slightly low, so it is easy to drink. The taste is not to everyone's liking.
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator), room temperature
Taste 85
Color Clear and colorless
Nose: Slightly sweet, melon-like ginjo aroma
Taste: Slightly sweet. At first, there is a sweet, apple-like acidity, followed by a mild bitterness. The aftertaste is slightly spicy from the alcohol, but the sweetness on the palate comes out again.
Overall impression: Delicious at room temperature, but a little bitter.
Temperature Estimated 5°C (refrigerator), room temperature
Taste degree 85
Color: yellowish yellow
Nose: Slightly sweet, melon-like ginjo aroma
Taste: Not as sweet as the aroma. The aftertaste is rather spicy.
Overall impression: Goes well with sashimi and fried fish. It is a perfect food sake.