Slightly yellowish-green in color
Melon-like ginjo aroma
The taste is lighter than expected.
The aftertaste is dry with a bit of alcohol.
Suitable for those who like a refreshing taste.
Melon-like ginjo aroma, with a hint of rice after a little time.
The taste is basically rice flavor with no alcohol, but it has a dry and balanced feeling that quickly fades away.
It may be relatively light for a hiyaoroshi, but it is delicious!
Gentle rice aroma, different from ginjo aroma
Slightly alcoholic aroma, as is typical of Harazake.
The taste is a straight line of rice flavor, not too dry for a sake in its purest form.
The aftertaste is long and lingering.
No complexity, but a simple umami taste.
Banana-like sweet ginjo aroma
The aroma does not betray the flavor of the rice, which is typical of hiyaoroshi.
The slight dryness (alcohol) and lingering rice flavor linger for a long time.
Delicious!
Clear aroma
The taste is umami, but has a sharpness like a honjozo.
The aftertaste is refreshing and you can drink it quickly.
Not in a bad way, but a little thinner than Kenrishi (Kenrishi is thicker).
Spring and summer limited editions in the fall
Delicious
Aroma is moderate, refreshing, and suitable for a mealtime drink.
The alcohol content is high at 17°, but there is not much alcohol taste.
It only gives a dry aftertaste.
It may be due to the characteristics of the Hitogokochi rice variety, but I really like it because it clearly expresses the flavor of the rice.
The royal road, but once again
Ginjo aroma
Sweetness and umami of rice, followed by a refreshing alcohol taste.
I like that it's not just dry.
Personally, I'd prefer it to be a little less dry, but it's well balanced and good as a food sake.
The texture is thick from the moment it is poured into a glass.
The flavor spreads in the mouth.
No alcohol taste, which is what I like.
It has a lingering aftertaste, but it is also dry, so it is rated as a food wine, but I think it can be enjoyed on its own as well.
The flavor of the raw sake and the sharpness of the new sake coexist in the same place.
I prefer the hiyayogoshi I had a few years ago, but this is good too!