There is no indication of ginjo, but the aroma is melon-like.
The fruit acidity prevails, followed by sweetness.
The aroma is strong, and there is no lightness of 14 degrees.
It has a gorgeous aroma and a sweet mouthfeel.
The aroma of rice depends on the orikiri, and the flavor is not so strong.
I think I buy it every spring because of its cute label.
It has a light effervescence even though it is fire-aged.
It has a sweet ginjo-like aroma and a light alcohol content of 15 degrees, but the taste is firm and dry.
The palate is complex, with sourness on the palate, sweetness on the palate, and a bitter aftertaste.
The mouthfeel itself is light.
The alcohol content is not high at 16% for a pure sake.
A seasonal favorite, this four-stage brew is made with glutinous rice.
It is a rich, sweet, easy-drinking sake straight from the press."
The sweetness seems to be derived from brewing alcohol.
The sweetness seems to come from brewer's alcohol, and it does not feel as alcoholic as the 19° alcohol.
When served hot, it has an aroma that seems to come from wooden barrels.
The Winter Moon series has a sweet, ginjo-like aroma and acidity.
Made entirely from "satoumi rice" produced in Okayama Prefecture, where the soil is improved with oyster shells from the Seto Inland Sea.
It is quite dry, and you can choose the best accompaniment.
It is the best match for sashimi, but too spicy for simmered dishes.
The way you feel the taste changes drastically depending on the accompaniment.
It is a light and dry sake typical of Echigo-Tsumari, with a refreshing taste of rice that lingers on the palate.
Since it is a pure sake, it has a high alcohol content of 17-18%.