Aizan 100% Jusui brewed sake.
The sweet mouthfeel with the flamboyant fruitiness typical of Aizan is followed by a gentle acidity that leaves a clean and delicious aftertaste with no cloying flavors.
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It is delicious with a soft sweet mouthfeel that is slowly broken by a dry, clear acidity, leaving a moderate aftertaste of umami and acidity.
I don't drink much these days, so I finally finished it.
It has a fruity sweetness that is typical of Omachi, followed by a soft acidity that leaves a lingering acidity and sweet umami.
The wine is delicious with a tangy, dry acidity that comes through the gorgeous banana fruitiness that is typical of Omachi, and leaves a lingering sense of umami.
This sake is made from Yamadanishiki produced in Banshu.
The mouthfeel has a hint of sweetness, followed by a gradual acidity, and the pineapple-like fruitiness and acidity leave a good aftertaste.
The mouthfeel is full of umami and a hint of sweetness, and the acidity gradually dissipates, leaving a good lingering aftertaste of umami and acidity.
The sweet melon-like fruitiness on the palate is followed by a floral smell and a clean, dry acidity that slowly dissipates, leaving a lingering feeling of spiciness and fruitiness.