Dry, unfiltered unpasteurized sake.
Standard brewed sake. It has some bitterness. At 17.5 degrees, the alcohol content is high, so it may be hard for young people to drink it.
It's a bit high at 17.5° C. Younger kids might have a hard time with it. It becomes easier to drink as the day goes by, and it takes off the corners. You can drink slowly with a sense of security. You don't have to choose who you drink with in the evening.
It's surprisingly light and soft. I don't know how to describe it, but the crunchiness in the sweetness is strawberry-like.
It's a medium-rare wine that has a little bit of miscellaneous flavors that remain to be enjoyed, but is also beautiful. I'd have to be told that the tongue is rough or aggressive to understand, but what's good is good.
It has a peculiar aroma and sweetness. It has a little bitterness, but it's easy to drink.
Yocchan Squid has a strong acidity and acetic acidity, so if you put them together in your mouth, they complement each other.
However, my personal favorite is the bitter melon chanpuru.
The salty and bitter taste of the unique allspice becomes milder, and the change to a mild sweetness is a better fit. I think it was.
The fruity sweetness is impressive. At first, the citrus fruits hit me, but then I could taste the creamy moistness later on. A little sourness and bitterness remains, and it's a sake that draws you in. The ginjo aroma stands out even at different temperatures.
The first sip is a shock of sourness. The second sip is milder. The sourness that stays on your tongue for a while is impressive. It's good for Western food.
It has a presence and taste that is equal to the strong taste and fat of meat. Because it's so good, the sake and the snacks go along with it. I drank a bottle in the blink of an eye. It's so easy to drink that it's hard to believe it's 16% alcohol. You'll be drunk before you know it. In a way, it's ideal, and the unit price is high.
Slightly carbonated, just like Abe. Deliciousness and sourness typical of Japanese sake. Juicy like a pear or an apple. I feel it is at the forefront of fashion.
Spicy and cohesive. The deep flavor is to my liking, but the presence of the sake is overwhelming, which is a matter of taste. After drinking it, I regret that I could have warmed it up.
Unlike the Hakubakusei, the Atago pine tree is rich in flavor in many ways. The fresh pizzazz that gives an image of summer
It's very nice to be able to match a variety of flavors while still having a sense of style.