I'm ashamed to admit, but this is the first time I've drank Shinmasa properly.
It's sour like a pure sake brewing business, as expected of the famous Shinmasa. The taste is well-defined and there is no chaos.
I'll try the orthodox Shinmasa next time!
It is dry with a clean aftertaste.
It has the unique aroma and breadth of a ginjo, but it doesn't linger.
It has a little color.
When I drink this wine, it makes me feel like summer has arrived.
It's been a while since I've had a Junmai Daiginjo.
Summer sake season!
The cooler it is, the juicier and sweeter it is in your mouth.
When it comes to room temperature, it tastes like a heavy drink.
Chilled to the bone!
It's like drinking a smoothie...