Smooth and easy to drink. I think it has a strong sake taste for a low alcohol. It has won over the cold sake lol. The moment you drink it, you feel the sourness on the tip of your tongue, but it quickly disappears and leaves a bitter taste at the end. I think it is a sake to enjoy the taste of the sake as it goes down your throat.
Here it comes, the season of satsuki! I first became interested in sake when I learned about this at a sushi bar. It is a sake that holds a lot of memories for me. The aroma is fresh and crisp, with a mild melon flavor that goes straight through, and a crisp, yet softly lingering umami flavor that makes it the perfect sake for spring. I'm glad I got to drink it again this year!
Abe Black. Delicious! The acidity and yogurtiness are exquisite. After the freshness passes through, the bitterness finishes it off. Post-modern. There is no one who doesn't like it. It's low in alcohol, so it goes down a treat.
A schwashy raw sake. It goes well with meat dishes... It is said to be second fermented in the bottle like champagne. It has a sharpness, but after swallowing, the aroma softly spreads.
First redwine. The mild sweet aftertaste lasts for a long time. The aroma is modest, but it is clean yet soft and fluffy. After swallowing, the aroma that passes from the throat to the nose has a strong presence. It lingers on the tongue after drinking. My daughter is complaining about it.
I came across a Koei Chrysanthemum that I have been wanting to drink for a while. Gentle sweetness ➕ slight bitterness. There is a sense of caramel.
Youthfulness spreads the moment it enters the mouth. The lingering aftertaste lasts for a long time. Delicious.
The aroma is mainly fresh, but there is a mellow sake-like aroma hidden within it. The initial mouthfeel is of muscat. The outline is vague, mild, and refreshing. After a delay, the umami flavor rises from the center of the tongue. It leaves a hint of a hint on the tip of the tongue. My daughter is drinking it with a smile on her face. Is this Mimuro cedar?
Bunraku. Balanced. The label "Graduates" does not respond to my spoiled tongue. It seems to go straight through as it comes in. The combination with seared cold smoked mackerel is okay.
Spring sake at daughter CHOICE. It is a mild strawberry. Mellow but refreshing with gas. Easy to drink with low alcohol content. I tried it as an accompaniment to cheese fondue.
First time in the Wind Forest! Gorgeous and fresh from the top. It is slightly tangy on the tongue. As soon as it enters the mouth, the aroma is like the white part of a watermelon and the taste is bitter. The bitterness lingers on the tongue, but the aroma disappears without leaving any space.
Some reviewers say it tastes like glue, but I definitely got a bond-like aroma. It doesn't bother me once I drink it, though.
It went well with salty meat!
The Houou Mita I was aiming for. Luxurious red wine!
Gorgeous rum melon. It is a little tangy on the tongue, but it is a refreshing type. The aroma leaves a sweet aftertaste that spreads softly. Delicious!
A bottle recommended by the liquor store. As the label says, it has a hint of honey. It is not too lively, but good for slow drinking. My wife also appreciated it, although she said she felt a bit of a tangy aftertaste.
Delicious. Slightly cloudy. The liquor store said it was potassium, but it looks like the supernatant of yogurt. The aroma and mid-palate freshness give it a lactic acid bacteria feel. Pitchy fresh with a slight melon aftertaste. More modern than modern. Post-modern?
Tasted it at a department store and bought it immediately. Naruto sea bream LED.
Chilled pineapple. I see what you mean because it makes you want to roll it around on your tongue, so it would be a good accompaniment to Western food instead of wine.
Slightly tangy on the tongue at first. The taste is soft and lingering. Slightly sake-like at the end.