Anyway, the label is cute.
The taste is not that sweet, and while it is sweet, it is quite light and dry. It is quite light and has a nice bitter aftertaste.
The sweetness is moderate for a packaged sake. The bitterness in the aftertaste tightens the flavor. The taste is quite light.
However, when I drank a bottle of Kwang Suisen Shiboritate that was given to me for comparison, I was surprised to find that it was even paler. I wonder if last year's brewing tended to be less sweet.
Delicious. Something like a refreshing tropical fruit, green guava juice. It has a nice refreshing sweetness. Why did it remind me of the taste of powdered juice I drank when I was little?
The label is stylish. I wonder if they are considering export?
Personally, I think it tastes like a noble sake when drunk cold.
As the temperature rises a little, the sweetness is pulled back a little, and a twisted flavor emerges. The owner is right, it can certainly be served heated.
It was a strange mix of flavors of humus, or maybe twists? It is a strange mixture of flavor, bitterness, and carbonation. I guess it's the classic flavor described on the label. It has a peculiar taste, but depending on the snack, it may go very well with it.
PS: It was good with grilled sardines with cod roe.