This is definitely one of the top sake I have ever had. It is sweet and sour, juicy and fresh, and I have never had a sake with such a strong fruity flavor. It has a nice sharpness to it that makes it easy to drink and enjoy.
The fizz is quite strong and will overflow if you are not very careful about opening the bottle. It has a strong cheese-like aroma, but after a few days, the aroma is reduced and it tastes like sweet sake.
Tastes as if you are drinking sparkling wine. The sweetness is strong because it is a noble sake, but the carbonation makes it drinkable without being cloying.
This is an excellent product that the lady at the liquor store recommends. It has a flavor like La France and is quite sweet, but it is very crisp and does not leave a sweet taste in the back of the tongue, making it easy to drink. The first time I drank Zijima, I felt the same sharpness. It is very delicious.
It is sweet and has a short lingering finish. A little gassy and melon-like, but more refreshing than ripe. The fruitiness lingers in the aftertaste, but you can also feel the alcohol because of the added alcohol.
It is sweet and has a short finish. A little gassy, with ripe melon-like flavors. The fruitiness lingers on the palate, and the fruity character continues.
The supernatant has a strong freshness, and when you add the bitterness to it, the freshness is weakened but the juiciness is layered. It was thick, and I felt like I was drinking fresh pear juice.
At a Japanese restaurant. The sharpness is extraordinary. It has a far more gorgeous aroma than other sakes that are just as sharp. It has a fruity aroma like white grapes, and is a dangerous sake that you can drink as much as you want.