A fire-aged version of Yui Sake Shop's original sake.
Compare with the nama-shu.
The sweetness is in the same direction as that of the nama-shu, but the taste is more refreshing.
This one is better as a food sake.
Yui Sake Shop's original sake version.
Compare with the hi-ire version.
The moment I put it in my mouth, the rich sweetness spread.
The overall taste was soft, probably due to the low alcohol content.
It is said to be written "under the snow" and read "yukiwatari".
It has a pleasant gassy feeling, a soft mouthfeel, and a slight sweetness.
It is easy to drink and delicious.
It is sweet, juicy, and extremely delicious.
It has a freshness like a new sake.
The one I had last year was also delicious, and I think Hishiko will be one of my favorites.
Nigori-no-Tenbi, also known as Yukiten.
This stuff is absolutely delicious! So I bought it.
It is juicy with sweetness and acidity, but also silky with a hint of nigori.
Easy to drink and extremely tasty!
Sake sold exclusively at IMADEYA.
Fruity aroma, juicy sweetness and acidity.
Very tasty.
It has a nice sharpness, but the bitterness lingers as an aftertaste.
The taste is clean and well-balanced with a gassy feeling typical of Kaze no Mori and Yamadanishiki.
The aroma is refreshing.
It might be good to drink in summer.
It tastes great in a glass of wine!
As with hiyaoroshi, it is soft but juicy on the palate, with Omachi-like sweetness and umami, and a clean finish.
A very well-balanced sake.
BRANDALISED is a British graffiti art project.
Banksy's Balloon Girl label is a nod to the project.
The taste is clean and refreshing, with a moderate aroma for a sake.
The balance of sweetness, umami and bitterness is excellent.
The price is well worth it.