It was served hot. In a way, this may be my debut hot sake review.
The aroma and taste is refreshing, similar to local sake, amazake. I wanted to try it cold as well.
Refreshingly sweet and dry at the moment your tongue is tingling with acidity. And refreshing. It might be described as sharp.
The acidity also gives a sense of lactobacillus.
It is definitely a cold sake!
I see, it is a mainstream dry wine.
If you drink it, you can taste the pineapple flavor and the dryness spreads from there.
I'm not a fan of dry wine, but this one is very good.
I feel like I'm becoming just a "noobie" 😭.
Not much fruitiness.
It smells like sake. It has a little bit of umami and a little bit of dryness. It is a sake that is suitable for marriage. I had it with horse sashimi and potato salad.
The aroma of the sake has a slight aroma of sake yeast, but when you drink it, a great sweetness spreads out as if it has only been there since the cork was opened, and it is easy to drink. I was introduced to a nice restaurant today!
I could not take a picture. I took a picture of it being stored.
They started selling one bottle due to its popularity.
Fruity! I want to praise myself for guessing well.
From the aroma, the anticipation was maximal. It was an absurdly delicious sake with a rich, juicy, sweet taste!
A member of my section gave it to me as a gift and we all drank it together at our favorite izakaya.
It is a mellow sake with a strong sweetness of rice that is different from a fruity sake. We enjoyed it very much!
Colored. It has a mellow taste. It also has a noble flavor.
It was similar to Ehime's Hanahimezakura, which we tasted today.
It had a characteristic sweetness and acidity.
Unique sweetness, brown sugar-like sweetness feeling? I can't tell if it is called Yamahai.
I felt the most depth of sweetness in the sake I have ever had.
It is fruity but has a dry aftertaste.
Good marriage with grilled yellowtail! The dryness was a hit. It would probably go well with dried fruits and cheese due to its initial fruitiness.
Nigori sake.
Doburoku, a sake with a strong sake-kasu (sake lees) taste. It would be delicious in sake lees soup.
It could be called makgeolli. It has a good aftertaste without being dry.
Peace of mind, this is the word that fits.
Yamada-Nishiki 60% polished rice. What kind is it? If you ask, it is fruity, but without habit. To put it better, it is clear. It is an easy-drinking sake with almost no dryness.
Good balance, I would like to say more than that.
I had it at a drinking party with members of my office. The atmosphere was great and the sake was delicious.
The sweetness spread out and the acidity did not interfere with the sweetness. I tried to describe it as sweetness, but I couldn't do it with fruit 😭 Delicious!