The first sip is noticeably sweet. The aftertaste is slightly carbonated, leaving a sharp sake-like aftertaste. It goes well with the flavor of thick shiitake mushrooms.
The flavor and freshness spread to the palate. The aftertaste is refreshing. You will be back for another mouthful in no time.
Pair it with sweet and spicy roast beef yukke.
The 100th bottle is a handsome bottle of rice wine.
Really, everything is to my liking. Umami, sweetness, acidity.
Pair it with thick swordfish. Yum!
I didn't drink it today, but I bought it with Hato Masamune, and when you put them together, it looks like a beer Super Dry and Kirin Lager.
I was attracted by the cute name Pipi Pipi.
It looks sweet, but it is not at all. It really is full of sake flavor, and rather low in sweetness. And it's delicious. The gap between the two is amazing.
The taste is firmly oaky. I thought the spring label would be soft and floral, but it was different in a good way. Delicious. When paired with sushi, the sweetness of the wine makes the barrels stand out even more.
Shuwa shuwa. Fruity, with a fizzy mouthfeel that is full of a sense of fresh sake. The cherry blossoms on the boar cup are also wonderful with the bubbles.
Slightly carbonated. At the end, you can even feel a slight carbonation on your tongue. It is refreshing there, so it goes well with dishes. It goes very well with yellowtail marinated in yuan (pickled yellowtail).
The aftertaste is rich and sweet. Fruity.
I paired it with motsu nabe, but there was no sense of marriage. I got the impression that it might go well with cheese-based dishes.
Good evening, Mr. Nach!
"Arabashiri" has an impressive label!
It has an impressive label!
It has a rich flavor and a fruity aftertaste.
I want to drink sake with tofu with leek sauce!
Good evening, Mr. Deer God.
It's a very attractive label, isn't it?
I would love to try the tofu with leek sauce. It is also a real pleasure to see how the taste of sake changes with the garnish.