A 500ml bottle costs around 1,500 yen and a 1.5ml bottle around 3,300 yen.
I am not sure about the pricing, but it is tasty and sweet for a 70% polished rice ratio.
It tastes better after a few days, and as the label says, it is very well balanced and goes well with any meal.
I think it goes well with any meal.
A very satisfying bottle for the price.
Ni-Rabbit satin I think it was great....
Using an ice pick, this sake spent less than 10 minutes before it was ready to be opened.
It is best to drink as much as possible after opening the bottle, as it tastes more effervescent and delicious after opening.
Even after a few days have passed and the fizziness is gone, it still tastes good because the sweetness is controlled.
Imanishi Shuzo, sake available locally.
It has a good balance of sourness and sweetness.
I was given a Daiginjo to drink by the brother of a senior colleague at work, and I think it is the Daiginjo sake that you should buy.
It has a strong orthodox sake feel.
Tried it warmed up, and while not unappetizing, it was very peculiar.
However, I couldn't help but buy it when I saw this label in front of me.
Gamera is cunning...
Perhaps because it is made from 100% brown rice, the color is like brown rice, and the aroma is not so strong.
It is delicious, but it is a sake for different tastes.
Personally, I think other Kaze no Mori sake is better.
The rice polishing ratio is 70%, but it is sweet.
It tastes better after a few days than after the bottle is opened, but I feel the sweetness more than the umami.
I think this is the way it is made, but personally, I prefer Kaze no Mori...
Aromatic, with a lingering bitterness.
There is no doubt that this is a super limited edition.
With 80% Omachi and 20% Yamadanishiki, there is no reason why it should not be delicious.
It is truly wonderful.
Personally, I enjoyed the sparkling Hououmida wine yeast.
It has a nice aroma, moderate drinkability, and a light cloudiness.
I think it is higher in wine yeast....
Although it is a light nigori, there is little lees, so the sweetness is suppressed.
Therefore, it has a strong sake feel and is delicious.
Mitsui no Kotobuki is one of the sake breweries I would like to try in the future....
It has a nice aroma, a bit of bitterness, and is quite tasty.
I found it so good that I wish I could buy it in a bottle.
Haneya's Sake Rice Exploration series is wonderful....
The aroma is good, and the sweetness is strong, but the flavor is strong and quite delicious.
A little bitterness remains, but I think it is a good accent....
Daimine Shuzo is a must-try from now on.