I bought this sake at Sasaki Sake Shop in Ningyocho.
It is only super dry, with a spicy acidity and umami spreading from the mouth like a yamaboshi, leaving a lingering taste of umami and faint acidity.
It is slightly effervescent, with a rummy, fruity sweetness that spreads out, followed by a gradual acidity that leaves a spicy, umami aftertaste at the end.
I opened it after it had been laid down for several years.
It smells of melon fruit and has a beautiful clean dry acidity that breaks through and has a light lingering finish.
It is slightly effervescent and has a rummy mouthfeel, followed by a fruity sweetness, then a slow acidity, and finally a lingering spiciness and umami flavor.
I found the last bottle in Oyama and this year.
Steady and delicious, with pineapple fruitiness and a slightly effervescent mouthfeel that gives way to a clean, rummy acidity.
This is the second sake I bought when I visited Hokkaido.
The soft acidity gradually leaves the mouth with a subtle sweetness and umami flavor, and the balance is nice!
100% Omachi
Reminiscent of a soda bar, with a fruity Omachi-like mouthfeel that gradually gives way to an acidity that leaves a lingering sweetness and umami.