Perhaps because it is made from Gohyakumangoku, it is drier than Yamadanishiki and Akaban Omachi, and has a firm sharpness.
It is easy to drink with umami, and I personally like it because of its rice flavor.
It has a white peach-like flavor, with a hint of bitterness? It is rich and has a good flavor.
It's not sweet, but it has a sweet finish.
Not sweet, but it has a sweet aftertaste.
The taste is clean, with a subtle sweetness and a good balance of acidity.
Personally, I don't like sake with acidity, but this one is good.
I prefer Yoshikawa Yamadanishiki for its sharpness, but this is also one of my favorites!
It has a subtle sweetness and a soft mouthfeel, but when you put it in your mouth, it is very sharp and the umami spreads in your mouth.
There is a sourness, but it is pleasant.
It is also great that you can smell a little bit of rice flavor after you finish it completely, it might be my imagination.
It's a very good wine, but it's not the best.
A bottle of spicy and tasty
I was originally going to buy the Oomote no Shinshin, but the liquor store owner recommended the Uraku no Shinshin.
The aroma is subdued, but it certainly has a peculiar taste, almost like an old sake.
Personally, I liked it so much that I would like to try the front side.
Aromatic yet gaseous and clean taste
Highly balanced in terms of sweetness, acidity and sharpness.
Interesting rice flavor remains in the mouth as you continue to sip.
It is dry but has umami, and is the opposite of the non-super-hot raw version.
It's not too light, so it's easy to keep on sipping, and the dryness and slight gassiness are very pleasant.
I think my taste buds are not right, but there is a chocolate-like flavor, which is interesting.
Fresh, juicy and sweet.
The aroma is different from other sake I've had in the past, with a fruitiness that I personally find lychee-like.
The sweetness is not overpowering and has a luxurious feel, and it tastes even better in a wine glass!
The aroma is strong and gorgeous.
The peach-like aroma and flavor have great depth, and the lingering aftertaste is pleasantly sour and bitter, and disappears quickly and easily.
A bottle that is different from other sake breweries' autumn sake, the so-called "cold oroshi.
Exquisite aroma, sharpness and gasiness.
Different from the special junmai I've had so far, it has no cloying taste in a good way.
I want to compare junmai daiginjos too!
Soft and refreshing on the palate (is this what is called "light"?).
The apple-like aroma spreads, but it is not full-bodied and has a strong alcohol taste.
It is an interesting bottle that has a deep taste that spreads all the way through in the mouth.
It has a stronger acidity than the HOMASU Gonouzou that we had before, and the flavor of the rice is very strong and dry.
It has no peculiarities and is easy to drink.
It is a bottle that goes better with meat dishes rather than fish.
Is the aroma subdued?
The mouthfeel is soft, but the umami comes in a big rush.
There is a sourness like gas afterwards, and while it seems light, it is full-bodied and lingers on for a long time.
I wanted to drink a little after dinner, but it was so delicious that I ended up drinking too much.
When I drank the first sip, I felt quite a bit of ripe melon flavor.
This continued after the second sip, but the rich umami, moderate acidity, and sweetness filled my mouth, and the aftertaste was pleasant.
Although the rice variety is the same as the Bizen Omachi we drank last week, the taste is completely different, and I personally prefer this one!