The moment you put it in your mouth, you feel a sense of fizz. It is dry with almost no sweetness, which is typical of this type of wine. It is a hard type of wine!
A repeat of a Chiba sake brewery that I had bought before and had a good impression of. It has just the right amount of fizz and acidity. It has a very neat taste. This sake brewery is a sure bet. It is delicious.
The moment you put it in your mouth, you will feel a moderate sourness centered on sweetness. The taste is not lingering, but disappears quickly. The taste makes you want to roll it around in your mouth. It is delicious.
Recommended by a liquor store in Hankyu Rokko.
Sweet and fruity taste. The sweetness is the main flavor, but there is also a hint of sourness and spiciness. It is not quite like sake, but it is delicious.
Purchased at Hasegawa Sake Shop in Tokyo Station. I picked up a bottle without any prior knowledge, thinking I wanted a sake from eastern Japan, but it was delicious. It has an elegant sweetness and a fizzy taste. It was a hit.
Active cloudy sake. There was a tremendous gas at the moment when the bottle was uncorked. The taste comes with a thud. The impact is a little strong for drinking on a weekday tomorrow.
Complex taste with many flavors. I drank it at room temperature. At first I thought I might prefer the super-hot one I had before, but as I drank it, I didn't mind. What is good is good.
The moment it enters the mouth, it has a mellow aroma, acidity, and a fizzy feeling. It has a strong "sake" flavor, but at the same time, it has a strong, assertive "sake" taste. It has been a long time since I have had Nabeshima, but it is still delicious!