The obi says it is a "mid-range food sake".
It has a firm dry taste, but when served at room temperature, it has a gentle flavor with a balanced umami. Raising the temperature and reducing the bitterness may make it easier for beginners to drink.
This brand also has an advanced version, but I guess it is a warming type.
I had a strong image of its deliciousness last year, but after drinking it this year, I think I have confirmed its taste even more.
I think it is safe to say that it is a staple of modern sake.
Excuse me for abruptly coming to you.
It was a brewing company in my city.
I have never had it, so I will buy it next time.
Thank you very much for the information.
Shio
The public said it was an image of a stork flying in a field of poppies.
They said it was a floral yeast, but I guess it is hard to tell the clear difference.
Various attempts of Raifuku are great.
I wonder if it is good for eating with the rice-like character of Junmai and the freshness of the raw rice.
With a sake degree of +10, it is a dry sake for mid-meal. It has a refreshing taste for summer, and the sweetness of the rice comes out after about the third day.
Lightly cloudy.
The balance of sweetness, deliciousness, and acidity is perfect.
It is understandable why it is popular in the Kanto region.
Niigata, light and dry...
Kuramoto's own rice cultivation, direct pumping, unfiltered raw sake, Yamahai, and more.
Yamahai and full of information. The acidity of the Yamahai is the key to the taste. It looks hard to drink, but it is a bottle that shows the deliciousness of sake that is not modern.