Ki Super pineapple-type ginjo aroma, mouthfeel of original sake
Seiou: Juicy juices continue to flow
Rolling on the palate, it is gorgeous and gravity-defyingly juicy.
Yui, the sharpness is enhanced compared to other Eikoufuji wines, and it comes out with a bang.
You can see why it was named "Gravity".
Smells like syrup
taste of lactic acidity
grape acidity white wine type
Frankly, it tastes like the lactic acid in the germinated brown rice is out of control. Tastes like a stopper if you inevitably drink a lot of it.
(It was a corner shot, so it might have been oxidized)
smells very sweet and pineapple-like
Seiou: Tropical smell
TURN
Conclusion Only the sweetness of sugar remains.
It doesn't stay on the tongue. If anything, it's like salivating with deliciousness.
4.5
Mild, very slight effervescence spiciness
Sequence
No peculiarity
Conclusion: Not too sharp, not too fruity, not too informative
Not too sour, not too fruity, no information. Slurp!
Yaba!
★5
Ki: The aroma is more of a dry ginjo aroma, and the mouthfeel is dominated by a refreshing acidity.
Sei: Sweetness, fruity, acidity and sweetness
TEN: The assertiveness and flavor are neither too strong nor too strong; it is a harmonious harmony.
Conclusion: The sharpness of the wine makes you want to drink too much of it. The sharpness is also mild but well perceived. Sweetness and acidity also present.
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4
Ōki A little light acidity
Cheng It is easy to drink even among sour types! It's amazing that they tried to make this one and made it so well balanced. The umami derived from the yeast stock keeps you from getting tired of drinking it!
TEN A little fizz
Conclusion: White wine with sibilance and sharpness
In summary, it is a white wine that is easy to drink with a sour taste.
4
I was not good at acidic wines, but now I know that some of them are good.
Å Smell is a little weak, clear feeling.
Sei Slightly schwarish, chemical? Sourness, gum syrup-like sweetness
Tensei
Conclusion Transparency that disappears with a swoosh
Good balance between sweetness and sourness. Juicy, so both are felt and there is a sense of balance
4.5
The one that Yoshinoh Aoyama brought on Guranburu radio and got tongue-tied.
Ōkiti: Smells like bananas, with a fresh rummy note
Sei Shuwa Shuwa, more like jigiri, slightly effervescent, with acidity.
TEN: Mild, polished daiginjo.
Conclusion: Refreshingly sharp like a soda, not heavy!
It's amazing that you can drink so much sake, but after 3 glasses, you might get tired of drinking it!