This is...
Almost no aroma.
Although it's a Daiginjo, it's light and tangy.
It's between Jyoshikuheiji and Kaze no Mori.
It is interesting.
You can't help tasting it as you go along.
Yummy!
It's been a while since I've had an opening.
The flavour and taste are both very sweet and intense, but not obnoxious.
The aftertaste is light and lingering.
Fukuju Junmai Ginjo" served at Professor Yamanaka's Nobel Prize Dinner
It won the highest gold medal at the International Salmon Challenge in the Junmai Ginjo Sake category.
It tastes mellow and dry (⋆ˇ◡ˇ⋆)
As the name of the sake suggests, it is a perfect bottle for this season.
Kitaya", the sake brewery that won first place in the SAKE category at the 2013 IWC (International Wine Challenge).
I didn't get the prize, but I did get a Daiginjo from the same brewery🎶.
Is it because it is pure rice? It was a crisp daiginjo.
I got this for my birthday!
IWC 2013 Champion Salmon Category
First place
First time to polish 35% rice
It has a very refreshing taste!
Thinking back, this is the sake that made me fall in love with sake.
Mouthfeel.
Low in flavor, but tangy and crisp sweetness with a hint of carbonation.
Usually sake is made from sake rice, but unusually rice is used
The label on the back of the bottle is carefully designed, and it is unfiltered and unpasteurized.
Well, I hit a good wind. ╰(*´︶`*)╯
Holy shit, the slight carbonation that only raw sake can have is proof that it was just born.
The aroma in the air is subdued, but the sweetness that spreads to the palate is unique to Yamadanishiki (*-``).
The pleasant sound at the time of opening the package and the freshly born schwa feeling are still there.
The aftertaste is smooth and tender.
The robust flavor of Akitsuho spreads in your mouth.