Carbonated and lightly cloudy. It has a light taste and a gentle sweetness. The carbonation and a hint of bitterness at the end refresh the palate and make it delicious.
If you drink it thinking it is sake, you will be surprised. The direction of the fruity taste is completely different. It tastes like a silky plum wine. It is delicious. It's not sake, but fruit wine. I wonder how it is made like this. It's a mystery.
Almost no aroma. There is a sense of shwashiness. It feels cloudy only for a moment on the palate, but it is a dry sake, or rather, a sake with no sweetness and a refreshingly bitter aftertaste. Personally, I don't feel the degree of 16 degrees, is it the effect of aluzochu?
It is not a "white sake" like most spring liquors, but rather has a pleasant white sake flavor, and the sweetness is quite subdued. The sharpness is still there. I basically like sake with a strong sweetness from the rice, but this kind of sake with a sharpness is also good.
Sake labeled "Ikariya Limited Hidden Sake."
The mouthfeel is completely personal, but not sticky, adult Mitsuya cider. Refreshingly sweet, with a hint of carbonation. A classy piece of quality, dangerous in a way, without feeling the 15% alcohol content.
It is still delicious, or at least very good.
The sweetness of the rice is well expressed, yet the finish is clean and refreshing. Slightly carbonated.
Pear sweetness, cemedine smell, slightly deep bitterness, each element is present in this sake. The balance still has room for improvement. Above average, maybe a little above.
I chose this sake because of the cute frog on the label.
It's a natural sake brewery, so there was no doubt about it.
When I drank it, I found it had a moderate umami and refreshing acidity. It has a clean taste that does not stick in the throat and is easy to drink. It is a good sake.