Hachitan-Nishiki full-bodied. Chochin is usually reluctant to drink thick sake, but this one was clean, easy to drink, and delicious. It is sharp and tasty without becoming fluffy at the moment of drinking or at the end of drinking. It is sharp and tasty. (I also need to know about rice...)
Takananishiki. It has a rich ginjo aroma and a roundness that is typical of hiyaoroshi. It was delicious with hokke (hokke) instead of akitogi (swordfish).
My favorite autumn sake from Asahi Koh. It has a dry yet full flavor that does not disappoint. It is unfiltered sake bottled and stored at ice temperature. The rice is also uploaded with the blend details.
The taste of an orthodox ginjo. It is fruity, but also has a very nice astringent taste (or should I say that it has a rice-like quality). It is delicious on its own without getting tired of drinking, and goes well with food.
It is not light in the good sense of the word, but has a rounded flavor that is typical of Japanese sake and a fruity taste that coexist in a very delicious way.
The fruity flavor was very noticeable when opened, but after a few days it calmed down and became a very nice salty flavor.
A royal impression of Junmai. The taste of sake is firm, but not heavy and round. The aftertaste at the end of drinking is not sharp, but soft and lingering.
It has a very flat mouthfeel, with a hint of acidity, but not too much, and a rich, clean taste.
I'm not a regular drinker, so it's hard to describe it, but it's certainly easy to drink and delicious.
Even though I am not that good at drinking Sougen, this is delicious. It has a good mouthfeel, a sharpness, and a fullness that lives together. It also has a beautiful aftertaste.
It was here on New Year's Day. Rice is sake rice "Comet" of Hokkaido.
The moment you put it in your mouth, you think you feel the strength of the core, but you don't. It is easy to drink and disappears quickly and beautifully.
This is the impression of a solid sake with good sharpness.
It's perfect for New Year's and delicious.
It has the glossy drinkability of a royal daiginjo. You can feel a slight astringency in the aftertaste without losing the sake character. It is delicious.
I couldn't find this brand in a search, so I registered it.
The first time I went into a liquor store I tasted the original sake that was recommended to me, and it was very round and tasty, but a little thick, so I bought this one.
The sake was as I expected, round and glossy with a beautiful mouthfeel.
I thought it was in a pretty good category for me, but the reason it didn't have that big of a buzz was because it had almost no acidity.
When you take a sip, you can taste a mild ginjo aroma followed by a round and sharp taste, but it is not strong, but it does not lose its sake flavor. This is delicious.
Neat and tasty~. (Compared to the usual dark lineup)
The impression is that it is firm yet crisp rather than light, and the ginjo feeling is not strong.
It was a sake with a solid taste that came in quickly, but not too hard, and after drinking it down, it had a round aroma. It's delicious. It has a sharpness that makes it easy to drink, but it also has the weight of sake.
Unexpected sweetness! You can feel the acidity, but the sweetness is considerably more dominant than that. I was expecting a little more apple-like sourness, but I was wrong. The roundness is enough.