It is a refreshing and refreshing summer sake. So it seems sweet for a moment, but when you taste it more closely, it seems dry. I think the label "Oku" is always cool.
I bought it because I am learning to play the piano. The aroma is gorgeous and spreads in your mouth. I enjoyed it while listening to Mozart Piano Concerto 26.
I have liked it since the first time I drank Iraka. This time it is Ginbeni. It is very easy to drink. The mildness and gorgeousness when you put it in your mouth is very good.
I saw the cute label and bought it.
I opened the bottle expecting it to be from the Tatenokawa sake brewery. The taste is refreshing and refreshing. It was fruity.
The bottle was opened successfully (*^-^).
It was not as schwarzy as I thought it would be, and as I drank it, it gradually became more subdued in taste.
A good combination of junmai sake and distilled sake? I was curious and bought it. It tastes strange. It is not hard to drink and seems to go well with all kinds of food!
Birth sake. Sake from a new brewery. When I bought it, the shopkeeper told me that it was made by someone who used to work in Daishinshu, so I knew it would be delicious. Delicious. Just the right amount of umami and sweetness.