Mild green apple aroma when the bottle is opened.
The aroma is mild but has a hint of ginjo-shu. The taste is slightly sharper and more refreshing than regular junmai sake.
It has a light aroma of white grapes or pears, and a refreshing impression with a hint of gas. It has a limpid taste that makes you want to drink it slowly.
Although it is dry, it is not too light and has a strong umami flavor. The aroma is not very strong, but the taste has depth, making it a good sake for a meal.
The price of 2,200 yen (tax not included) is very reasonable.
Rich taste, mild aroma. It is full of rich flavor. It has a deep flavor that makes it an appealing wine to drink long into the autumn evening. It is delicious.
It's juicy, fruity and refreshing. Its slightly low alcohol content makes it easy to drink as a summer sake. I think it is best to cool it down and taste it in a wine glass.
First encounter with a Hokkaido sake brewed with Kitashizuku and Nanatsuboshi, 55% polished rice ginjo-shu specs. The aroma is already banana-like, with a juicy flavor. I have never had this type of sake before. I felt that Sanzen Sakura, which moved its brewery from Gifu to Hokkaido, might be quite promising.
It has been a while since I have tried Dewazakura. It is canned and reasonably priced. Although it is a Daiginjo with 50% polished rice, neither the standing aroma nor the hint of aroma is very good. Perhaps it is because it is al-soaked, but it does not have much umami (flavor). The image of Dewa Sakura has changed a little.
This is my first time to taste Honorifuji sake. The aroma is mild and the mouthfeel is soft. Slightly sweet. The freshness typical of nama-zake is not so apparent.
Although the rice polishing ratio is 65%, it has a grape-like aroma and a slightly effervescent taste. It is a sake to be kept on hand for both before and during meals.
Light aroma and taste, different from the image of Kanazawa-ya Special Junmai. It is probably brewed for summer. It is quite light for a junmai sake. It is best drunk crisp and chilled on a hot day.
It has a mild koji aroma and is dry with a firm umami flavor and a slight sourness. It has a full-bodied flavor, so it may be a little refreshing if it is lukewarm. I think it goes very well with meals.
This is my first Garyubai.
This junmai ginjo super-harakuchi is a clean, Shizuoka-type clean type with a clear and robust aroma.
It is not the type that leaves a lingering aftertaste, but I find it easy to pair with meals.
I tried a packaged Tosatsuru Tsuru Pack Blue🟦, an evening drink from Kochi. It has a slight alcohol taste, but it is clear, light and dry. It is a bit alcoholic, but it has a clean, light, dry taste. Next time, I will try it with heated sake.
I heated it up to about 42°C. The alcohol content has been reduced to a moderate level, and the sake has evolved into a smooth and tasty food sake. It's quite good.