When you smell it, you will find a gorgeous, flowery ginjo aroma. This may be due to the use of yeast extracted from snow camellias. In the mouth, a cocktail-like sweetness spreads, followed by a pleasant bitterness. I got the impression that it was an elegant sake that would be appreciated by women.
The aroma was mild and did not have much of a ginjo aroma, but in the mouth it was mellow and the flavor of the rice seemed to shine through. It was a delicious sake.
When I smelled it, a pleasant ginjo aroma spread. The rice-derived sweetness harmonized with the acidity, and the light yet profound flavor made for a very tasty sake. The price is reasonable and I recommend it.
It was developed as a sake that goes well with salmon dishes.
It has a ginjo aroma that is a little like yogurt. It has an immediate sourness when you taste it, but the umami flavor spreads and goes well not only with sake but also with Japanese food. It has a nice sharpness and does not interfere with meals. It is delicious.
It is light and cloudy. It has a melon-like ginjo aroma. When you swallow it, thinking it tastes mild, you will be hit with a sharp, rough alcohol taste! It is interesting. After that, it gradually wears off and you can feel the sweetness of the rice.
It smells of calpis. When you include it, a strong bitterness comes, then it surrounds you mellowly and gradually wears off. It seems that you can drink as much as you want.
There was not much ginjo aroma. When you drink it, you will taste the bitterness, followed by the sweetness of the rice. After that, it is easy to drink. It is delicious.
The aroma is a faint, clean ginjo aroma. When you drink it, it doesn't seem like sake at all, and it comes in like it is completely harmless. Then the alcohol changes and spreads quickly, but it disappears again. It was a very strange sake.
No ginjo aroma. It has a slightly yellowish color. When you drink it, you feel the sourness, then the sweetness comes in and spreads in your mouth thickly, and the bitterness hits you hard. It is a good sake to enjoy after dinner with chocolate.
It is brewed with white malted rice. It has a subtle, Hakka-like ginjo aroma, a sour taste, a little bittersweetness, and a bitter aftertaste. It was a sake similar to white wine.
It smells of rice bran. The bitterness comes in a rush, and then quickly subsides, and the alcohol comes in again later, without breaking off. It was a match made in heaven.
The ginjo aroma is slightly refreshing. In the mouth, it is gentle and mellow, not like a Yamahai, even though it has a temperature of 16 degrees Celsius. It also has a nice sharpness. It goes very well with meals. It is delicious!
It does not have much of a ginjo aroma, but when you drink it, it has a tart and refreshing taste. I thought it was like a white wine. It does not interfere with meals, and the alcohol content is only 12%, so it is easy to drink.
As a GUNDAM fan, I have wanted to drink this sake for a long time. It did not have a ginjo aroma, but when you drink it, you can feel the soft sweetness of rice in abundance.
I was a little worried because of the name, but it was very tasty! As expected from Sha!