This is the first time I've had it😊
It has a lovely balance of gentle sweetness and tartness, and the aroma through the nose is exquisite.
This is one of my favorite bottles that I want to drink all the time!
The fruity taste typical of Hououmida, refreshing white wine-like acidity, ripe fruit-like sweetness, soft gassiness from the secondary fermentation in the bottle, and the umami of the rice are all well balanced, creating a pleasant harmony. (From Hasegawa Sake Shop)
It is a balance of deliciousness that stimulates the whole tongue... I like it 😊😊.
The palate produces a sizzling gassy sensation, clear acidity and silky texture. The vivid acidity that outlines the entire flavor profile expresses the excitement of the new season. The soft spring breeze-like sweetness that follows comes from the use of a four-stage brewing process. The reason why you can drink "one more cup" while still feeling the umami and flavor is because the alcohol content is kept at 14% with moromi sake, so that you do not feel its heaviness. (From Hasegawa Sake Shop)
The balance between the gentle, slightly effervescent taste and the sweet acidity is irresistible!
This is one I want to drink every year😊😊😊
It has a gentle sweet aroma with a hint of rice, without the roughness of a raw sake.
It has little alcohol attack and is easy to drink smoothly.
I like it😍.
I love it too much😍.
Sentori Modern Ichi Hi-iri reminds me of pears and white grapes.
It has a fresh and elegant aroma, mild sweetness and umami, and a beautiful acidity that spreads in good balance.
It has a light and gentle taste.
The rice used for the brewery is low-agrochemical "Yamada-Nishiki" produced in Sakura City, Tochigi Prefecture, which is grown exclusively in rice paddies on the same water vein as the underground water (brewing water) that flows into the brewery.
It is a seasonal sake brewed with a raw moto brewing process.
Thanks for your comment, Jay & Nobby 😊.
It's a limited edition so I can't drink it more than once, but I really like it too much to want it 😅.
I've heard about the first time you've fired up a bottle and I'd love to drink it myself ‼️
From Kimishimaya's website,
A well-balanced dry junmai sake produced by Moriki Shuzo of Myonohana, bottled unfiltered and unblended. It is a fresh, mellow, dry, umami sake. Yeast No. 6 is used.
It is named "Suppin" because it is unfiltered, carbon-free, additive-free, and unpasteurized pure rice sake.
It has a lively aroma reminiscent of freshly picked yellow peaches and lychee, and its concentrated sweetness is followed by a refreshing acidic aftertaste. The lavishly shaved Omachi has been used to create a complex balance unique to Omine.