figure.bThis sake is made from an ancient rice called purple black rice.
It has a unique flavor and acidity, and seems to go well with soda or warmed sake.
figure.bSake made with 99% koji rice and brewed with yellow malted rice?
It has a Western-style flavor and strong sweetness.
This is more for meat dishes than sashimi.
figure.bObtained from Yamahito's hanpukai. It is a collaboration between Hibi Jozo and Hananoka Shuzo.
The alcohol content is a little modest at 13%, but it is sake! The aroma is very strong.
The mouthfeel is firm, but the refreshing, slightly effervescent taste gives the impression of a clear aftertaste.
figure.bObtained from Yamahito's hanpukai.
The aroma seemed subdued, but the taste is really rich. It has a gorgeous sweetness on the palate, followed by a very good balance of acidity, astringency, and bitterness.
The impact was just like when I first drank "Ni-Usagi". This is delicious!
figure.bIt has a strong sweetness like persimmon on the palate, but soon the spiciness comes up from the throat with a buzz.
My impression of Taito has changed completely!
figure.bI like sakes from Saga, don't you? It has a gorgeous aroma, then a strong rice flavor, and a punch like shochu. ......
The strong flavor of the sesame mackerel was not lost on me.
figure.bIt has a mild rice flavor with a hint of bitterness, and then a firm dry taste.
You can feel the power that does not lose to the ate with a strong taste.