The aroma is gourd-like.
The taste is also gourd-like, refreshing, fruity, and easy to drink.
It's not sweet, but it's not too dry, and it's probably my favorite.
100% Asahi
Alcohol 17%.
Rice polishing ratio 60%.
The aroma is stale.
The taste is clean.
It's not extremely delicious, but it's very dry. It's like a popular sake.
It smells like unfiltered, unpasteurized sake, with a hint of alcohol.
It tastes like muscat juice.
I don't think so, but it is muscat juice.
It was so good that it made my dad gag.
It's too good.
The aroma is very light.
The taste is a little more complex, like Yamahai.
I don't think it's like Yukino Kayasha.
I think it's easy to drink for a raw Yamahai.
It smells like alcohol.
It's not sweet, but it's sweet.
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It is still good.
Yamada Nishiki may be more popular among all.
The aroma is of light fruit and alcohol.
The taste is rather sweet with a hint of alcohol.
The taste of rice is also rather sweet.
It is much easier to drink than the one I used to drink.
Sweet like a pineapple!
It seems that they use pure rice wine as part of the brewing water, so it's like a kind of noble sake.
It is very easy to drink.
Light aroma.
A fruity sweetness that disappears quickly.
Even though it's a bottle-fired beer, it has a slight fizz and disappears quickly.
A favorite for everyone.