The wine is very bubbly and dry. The bitter bottom of the finish is obvious. After warming, the wine is obviously more rounded and sweeter, with a better balance of bitter and sweet.
Smells a bit like fermented canned pineapple with a slight fresh aroma of seaweed and shiitake mushrooms. It tastes sweeter, fresher, with a nice rice aroma at the end and slightly sour.
The front of the mouth is not as thick and complex as expected. The acidity and bitterness are all there, not as sweet as the usual Aizan wines. After the temperature comes up, the first part is more rounded and better.
The mash is slightly bubbly in the mouth, with the distinctive aroma of Windemere, and you know it's a Windemere kind of wine as soon as you drink it.
The wine is on the dry side, with a touch of grape in the first part, then some fruit, and a hint of mash in the middle, with a slightly acidic and bitter finish.
Still very much like it!
The opening bottle is on the sour side, with a clean and crisp taste.
It becomes rounded after a while, with a slightly bitter bottom in the finish, still good
Nice, with pronounced acidity at low temperature, combined with a certain fruity aroma that makes it a pleasure to drink. Slightly mineral after warming, as well as the fermented sweetness of the rice.
Poured out before shaking the bottle, the result is too thick.
The taste is like rice porridge, the wine itself is not bad, more mellow, but the taste is not too like. Next time you have to pour it out directly.
The wine is relatively light-bodied, clean and lightly fruity, with a prominent mid-palate rice purpose flavor.
Drink this bottle has been drinking a lot, the other flavors behind do not remember.
Slightly cloudy, some taste of rice cake and other such pastries, but not very heavy. The first sip tasted like a lactic acid drink, with acidity and a little fruitiness.
The sweetness is a bit higher after the temperature rises.