First purchased in Shirakawa-go during a trip to Takayama. It is good on its own or mixed with milk. It has a unique aroma, but tastes like amazake. The name tends to put people off, but women should like it too. It is also easy to match with food. I feel like drinking Sanuki Kuraudai!
Purchased at a sake brewery during a trip to Yamagata. I think it was properly sweet to the aftertaste. But I have good memories of it disappearing in no time.
This is the second bottle I buy for myself. I can drink it without any snacks. Slightly carbonated and sweet. I can definitely recommend it even if you don't like sake.
I had it with a beef cutlet sandwich with sweet sauce. It was too good.
The acidity is like calpis. It's like fermentation. I'm going to put it in my house.
I was attracted by the name and ordered it. This is the first time I have heard of the "koshiki kojyo" method of making sake. It is quite flavorful and sweet. It also has a strong sake flavor. Surprisingly, I liked it because it was like amazake.