The mouthfeel is dry, the acidity prevails on the palate, and the lingering sweetness of the ginjo lingers in the aftertaste, offering a great change of pace.
A lightly effervescent orikarami sake.
The supernatant has a ginjo aroma with aromas of melon and peach.
When the lees are involved, it is dry and the aroma of rice stands out.
Junmai Ginjo with fresh fruitiness brewed with Princess Michiko's rose yeast.
The tastiness of the rice lingers after the acidity, which is not unpleasant.
Junmai Ginjo-shu brewed by a Tochigi sake brewery with Omachi from Okayama.
It has a refreshing acidity on the palate, but the richness and umami that is typical of Omachi comes through later.