Although it is a junmai ginjo, its refined quality surpasses that of most junmai daiginjos.
The aroma is mild, and while there is a slight tingling sensation when the bottle is opened, the sweetness is reminiscent of peaches and muscat, and the refreshingly clean white wine Riesling is also present, while the citrus acidity tightens things up. A sake that everyone will like.
Kannokai, Yoshikawa, Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture, 100% Yamadanishiki from District Special A. The raw materials are exceptional.
Gentle aroma, soft mouthfeel, subtle peach-like sweetness, plum-like acidity, fade out after astringency, lingering sweetness.
I was overwhelmed by the level of Nada sake.
This is a delicious sake recommended by Muto-ya at Sendai Station as a sake that goes well with sushi!
It is a dry sake with a pleasant fruity acidity reminiscent of a refreshing Sauvignon Blanc white wine, perfect for sushi, but also goes well with Western seafood!
Beautiful ginjo aroma reminiscent of melon, creamy flavor, silky mouthfeel, and highly recommended!
It can be paired with grilled autumn fish, or with Japanese food in general!
It has a warm citrus aroma and flavor, and is very modern.
As the temperature rises, the umami increases.
The acidity is reminiscent of a white wine.
It is delicious and goes well with Western food!
Junmai Daiginjo is not a glamorous Daiginjo, but an elegant Junmai Daiginjo with a strong flavor.
The aroma is gentle, the mouthfeel is round and clean like fresh water, and after the calm sweetness and umami, the taste is elegant and deep with a citrusy acidity like apricots, which is dry.
It is delicious, with a robust umami that does not get tired of being drunk and does not lose to peculiar meals!
It goes well with sushi, grilled fish, fried fish, and any other seafood.
It is a dry and refreshing sake with a good acidity and a good flavor of rice.
As expected of Kesennuma's sake.
When the bottle is opened, after a tingling coolness, there is a subtle sweetness of apricots, a surprisingly robust umami, and a modern dry acidity,
As time goes by, the umami flavor becomes stronger and more similar to that of "Mizuhata". A great sake to drink slowly!
Slightly gaseous, tart like a raw sake, the aroma is more like a mild fruity aroma, or is it rummy? The first impression on the palate is a soft sweetness like cotton candy, a modern, refreshing sake, with a sweetness reminiscent of a noble rot wine, followed by a bitter fade-out after the acidity!
When the bottle is opened, there is a gaseous feeling like that of a raw sake, a slight tingling, a fresh sweetness like that of a ramune, a citrus acidity, and a bitterness reminiscent of shochu, perhaps due to the use of white malted rice.
On the fourth day, it has become more rounded, with a slight sweetness and umami, followed by sourness and bitterness, making it more cohesive. It is much calmer than normal Nabeshima, half of the impression of shochu, and has an elegant and interesting taste.
It has an elegant, slightly honeyed aroma, and when the glass is turned, it seems to melt in the mouth. The moment it enters the mouth, a soft sweetness spreads softly, followed by a grapefruit-like sourness and bitterness, like cotton candy or grapefruit jelly covered with syrup. The taste of French Brie cheese was also faintly perceptible. Is this elegant sweetness the result of Hyogo's Yamada Nishiki?
Fresh aroma, pleasant sweet and sour taste reminiscent of clear, transparent apples, full of happiness, seriously delicious! The best! Lightness only possible with 13% alcohol content!
The aroma is mild, the mouthfeel is smooth and refreshing, the citrus acidity is reminiscent of mandarin oranges, the bitterness and other various tastes are disjointed and unsettled, and there is a lingering sweetness. Junmai Ginjo is recommended.
The aroma is mild, the mouthfeel is smooth and smooth, the taste is clear and cool, the taste is pleasantly sweet like apple honey, and the final taste is sour and astringent! I am overwhelmed with emotion! Elegant and delicious!
The top aroma is gorgeous, with a fruity aroma reminiscent of fresh apples, followed by the sweet and sour taste of Apple Cider, and the elegant flavor of sake.
When the bottle is opened, it makes a nice sound, and when it is poured into a glass, a fresh fruity aroma rises up in a flash!
After a moderate sweetness, it has a pleasant acidity reminiscent of cider, a refreshingly light rummy coolness, and a slight bitterness to finish it off!
EPISODE II is a sake made from "Yume no Kaori" produced in Kitakata and kept at 70% low-pasteurized. It has a mild aroma, a light fruity sweetness and acidity that reminds one of Riesling, a white wine!
As the temperature approaches room temperature, the flavor of French Brie cheese also comes out. Great cost performance and delicious!